Todd Steel Buildings

Todd Steel Buildings is a family owned business located in Somerset, KY. We started as Todd Truss Company over 3 decades ago and we are still in the roof and floor truss business today. As we enjoyed success as a manufacturer of wooden trusses, we saw a need in our area for metal siding and roofing. So in 2006 we began Todd Metals, Inc.

Todd Metals has been a wonderful endeavor that has enabled our family to work closely with many of the same individuals that we’ve built relationships with through our truss company. Todd Metals gave us a gateway to garner new relationships and the opportunity to strengthen our bond with the surrounding communities through customer satisfaction.

As yet another opportunity to grow presented itself, in 2014, we began Todd Steel Buildings. Our steel buildings department is a branch of Todd Metals, Inc. Todd Steel Buildings is an in-house manufacturer of low rise rigid framed steel buildings. We are a one stop shop in the steel building industry. This unique setup allows us to resolve field problems of almost any nature quickly. We know that in the contracting business, time is money and we want our customers to be able to rely on our quick service to save themselves time and money.

We value our customers and want to help design the best building for your needs. After requesting a free quote, our qualified team of drafters will use state of the art software to design the rigid framed steel building you want using the information you provide to us for your needs. Whether it be agriculture, commercial, religion, residential, or most other category of build, Todd Steel Buildings can design and tailor to fit what our customers desire.

Our finished steel buildings are a beautiful product. You can choose from a variety of metal colors to finish your building. We offer metal trim colors to accent your steel building to match anything post frame metal buildings can offer.

Our service area covers the entire beautiful state of Kentucky as well as southern Indiana, southern Ohio, West Virginia, Tennessee, western North Carolina, and eastern parts of Missouri.