Metal Warehouse Cost & Sizes in Texas

Metal Warehouses — modern steel building
$70,000 – $135,300
Typical installed range · 50×100 metal warehouses across Texas counties

Estimated range based on 2026 market data and Texas county design requirements. Final pricing requires a dealer quote — your county's exact range is on each size page.

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Steel is the default for warehousing — long clear spans, easy loading-door placement, and a quick build. Warehouse footprints start around 40×80 and scale to 60×120 and beyond. At this size, engineering, wind load, and the foundation dominate the quote, so turnkey install is the usual route.

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Popular sizes for metal warehouses

40×80 3,200 sq ft 40×100 4,000 sq ft 50×100 5,000 sq ft 60×100 6,000 sq ft 60×120 7,200 sq ft

Frequently asked questions

How much does a metal warehouse cost in Texas?
Warehouse-scale steel buildings are priced by the square foot plus engineering; a 50×100 (5,000 sq ft) runs well into six figures installed, more on the high-wind coast. Each size page breaks it down by county.
What clear span can a metal warehouse have?
Rigid-frame steel buildings routinely clear-span 60 feet and can go wider with engineered frames — no interior columns, which is why they suit warehousing so well.

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