The Treasure Coast runs down Florida’s Atlantic side through Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin Counties, and MBMI has published customer projects in all three. Palm City is our arena country: one horse property took a 70 by 140 foot riding arena with an attached barn, a second arena buyer came back for two more, and a third customer put up an airplane hangar with a Hydroswing door, then stuccoed the walls to match the house. Fort Pierce work leans practical, with a 30 by 60 gambrel barn, a commercial building, and a large garage whose owner told us the permitting help and finished trim mattered most. Down in Vero Beach, Proaquatix ordered a tropical fish nursery designed around some unconventional requirements, and two residential buyers added a 40 by 60 garage and an RV garage. Every one of those buildings was engineered for the coastal wind loads the Florida Building Code assigns along the Indian River Lagoon, because a building a mile from the water does not carry the same design number as one out west toward the turnpike.
What the published Palm City, Fort Pierce, and Vero Beach projects say about building steel on Florida’s Atlantic side.
The Palm City dressage and riding-arena orders needed wide, column-free interiors, and the 70 by 140 arena with attached barn shows the scale that clear-span steel handles. When one arena customer ordered two more, that told us the framing worked as promised.
Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties sit in Florida Building Code coastal wind territory, and the required design load shifts with distance from the Atlantic. Each building is engineered to its own site, with load calculations included in the drawing set.
Proaquatix needed a Vero Beach nursery building for tropical fish production, not a catalog structure. Their project manager wrote that we designed exactly what they needed, fabricated it correctly, and delivered on time. Odd requirements are the interesting part of the job.
Design, engineering, detailing, and project management all happen in-house at our Delray Beach office, about an hour south of Palm City on Interstate 95. The Fort Pierce garage buyer called his experience perfect from start to finish, permitting help included.
Arenas and barns anchor the published record here, but every MBMI building type ships to Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties.
Three published Palm City arena projects, including the 70 by 140 arena with attached barn and a repeat buyer who ordered two additional arenas for the same property.
The Fort Pierce gambrel barn with steel sliding doors sits here, a 30 by 60 maintenance-free barn its owner says the neighbors appreciate. Groves and small farms west of I-95 order the same framing.
Vero Beach has two published residential garages, including a 40 by 60 with drone-worthy curb appeal, and the Fort Pierce garage owner praised the framed-opening trim that finishes the look beside his house.
A published Fort Pierce commercial building serves its owner along the working US-1 corridor, and nearby Port St. Lucie has a published set of three commercial metal buildings from a repeat customer.
Clear-span assembly framing for sanctuaries and fellowship halls. The same construction handled the published Palm City airplane hangar with its Hydroswing door, so high, open interiors are proven territory here.
One of the published Vero Beach garages was built for RV storage. Boaters along the Indian River Lagoon and Fort Pierce Inlet order the same enclosed and open-bay framing for hulls and trailers.
Every photo is a published MBMI customer project in Palm City, Fort Pierce, or Vero Beach. Click through for the full story.
The same four steps carried the Palm City arenas, the Fort Pierce barn, and the Vero Beach nursery from idea to standing steel.
Describe the building and the parcel; you get a drawn layout and a real number back with no obligation. Unusual programs like the Proaquatix nursery start the same way as a garage.
Our in-house team sizes the frame to the Florida Building Code wind load for your Martin, St. Lucie, or Indian River County address, then hands over engineered drawings and load calculations for the county plan desk.
Parts are manufactured at IAS-certified facilities to MBMA standards, cut, coated, and labeled, then trucked direct to your job site off the I-95 or turnpike corridor.
Foundation and erection are arranged on your end, and the drawings guide the bolt-up. The Palm City arena owner put it simply: everything promised, delivered on time.
Published project pages across the state, from the Gulf Coast to the Keys. Statewide coverage applies to every Florida county.
“MBMI did everything they promised and they did it on time. They are the only metal building company I would use, no matter how small or large the project.”
“My experience with MBMI was perfect from start to finish. They helped me with my permitting issues and delivered everything, from the building to the insulation and roll-up doors in a timely fashion.”
“What a fantastic company! Their salesman worked with me to design EXACTLY what we needed, even with a few unconventional requests. It was fabricated correctly and it showed up on time.”
Get your Palm City, Fort Pierce, or Vero Beach design and price in twenty-four hours. Engineered to your county’s wind loads, fabricated to MBMA standards, and shipped direct to the job site.
MBMI Metal Buildings
7499 W Atlantic Ave, Ste 208
Delray Beach, FL 33446
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Current Florida wind-load provisions are published by the Florida Building Commission.
