Long Island’s North Shore stretches from the Nassau County harbors along Long Island Sound all the way out to the farms and vineyards of the North Fork, and our two published projects sit at nearly opposite ends of it. In Manhasset, on Manhasset Bay in the Town of North Hempstead, the Manhasset-Lakeville Fire District added a 30 by 54 foot steel maintenance building that stands 24 feet high on a 1:12 roof pitch. Roughly sixty-five miles east in Cutchogue, in Suffolk County’s Town of Southold, an owner put up a 40 by 190 foot commercial warehouse at 18 feet tall on a 1:12 pitch, a long and narrow footprint suited to a parcel that runs deep rather than wide. One building serves a public fire district in dense suburban Nassau; the other is a private commercial steel warehouse in farm country. What they share is the Uniform Code, a local town building department doing the plan review, and a frame engineered to the coastal wind and winter snow conditions at each specific parcel rather than a generic Long Island number. For the rest of our New York work, you can browse every New York project on the state page.
What the published Manhasset and Cutchogue projects say about building steel between Long Island Sound and Peconic Bay.
The Manhasset-Lakeville Fire District is a public district, and its new addition went through the same process as any private order: a quote, engineered drawings, load calculations, and labeled parts. The district’s own verdict on the finished building was that it looked great.
The Cutchogue warehouse runs 190 feet long on a 40-foot width. Pre-engineered framing handles that proportion without fuss, which matters when your parcel has limited frontage and plenty of depth. The frame is engineered to the loads at that exact address.
Nassau and Suffolk sit outside New York City, so permits run through the local town or village building department under the New York State Uniform Code. Your drawings package includes the engineered drawings and load calculations a North Hempstead or Southold plan reviewer will ask for.
Salt air off Long Island Sound and Peconic Bay is hard on exposed metal. Our painted panels carry a coating backed by a 40-year paint warranty against rusting, fading, and chalking, and premium lifetime fasteners are used on every roof and wall panel.
Commercial and municipal work leads the published record here, but every MBMI building category ships to Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
The 40 by 190 foot Cutchogue warehouse is the North Fork benchmark. Contractor yards, distribution space, and storage businesses can use the same long-bay framing on any Nassau or Suffolk parcel.
The North Fork around Cutchogue is Long Island farm and vineyard country. Equipment sheds, barrel and case storage, and hay barns can use the same pre-engineered frame as a commercial building, sized to your equipment.
Clear-span assembly framing for sanctuaries and fellowship halls. The same high, open construction suits public and community buildings like the 24-foot-high Manhasset-Lakeville Fire District addition.
Multi-car garages, hobby shops, and contractor workshops on North Shore residential lots, with roll-up doors, walk doors, and windows placed where your driveway and work bench need them.
For boaters near Manhasset Bay, Mattituck Inlet, or Peconic Bay, enclosed and open-bay storage can be sized to hull height and trailer length, so the boat comes out of the weather for the winter.
Clear-span indoor arenas keep the riding surface free of interior columns, and attached stall barns or lean-tos can be added to the same drawing set for year-round riding through Long Island winters.
Planning a building for district vehicles or a work fleet? Our article on fleet maintenance facilities, lift bays, and drainage walks through the layout decisions.
Every photo is a published MBMI customer project in Manhasset or Cutchogue. Click through for the full story and building specs.
The same four steps carried the Manhasset fire district addition and the Cutchogue warehouse from idea to standing steel.
Describe the footprint, height, doors, and use. MBMI quotes are easy to read, include freight to your Nassau or Suffolk address, and include every accessory you asked for.
Our in-house engineers size the frame for the wind and snow loads at your site, then deliver detailed drawings, load calculations, and a fully itemized parts list for town plan review.
Parts are manufactured at IAS-certified facilities to MBMA standards, labeled to match the erection drawings, and trucked in on the Long Island Expressway and state routes.
Foundation and erection are arranged by the owner. Base trim, cable bracing, and purlin strapping come standard, and the labeled parts follow the computer-generated erection drawings.
Published project pages across New York State. Statewide coverage applies to every New York county, from Montauk to the Canadian border.
“Thanks, MBMI! As you can see, the new addition looks great and we couldn’t be happier.”
“The building is everything they said it would be. This company is very great to work with. Special thanks to Brian who made it very easy.”
“I am extremely happy with the commercial office building and steel warehouse I purchased from MBMI. I made many changes throughout the process and the entire staff at MBMI was always accommodating.”
Whether it is a fire district addition in Nassau or a long warehouse on the North Fork, send us the footprint and use. Your quote includes freight and the accessories you request, engineered for your parcel.
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Long Island projects outside New York City are built under the Uniform Code maintained by the NYS Division of Building Standards and Codes.
