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Experienced Installation Team

Our team plans and carries out the installation work agreed for your building.

Clear Installation Scope

Your quotation identifies the building components to be installed and any work assigned to other contractors.

Planned Around Your Site

Access, deliveries, lifting needs and working areas are considered before installation begins.

Steel Building Installation Built Around Your Project

Falcon Steel Buildings provides installation for individually agreed steel building packages. Our work can include steel frame erection, roofing, wall cladding, doors and finishing details, depending on your building specification and quotation.

We plan installation around the approved drawings, foundation readiness, site access and delivery arrangements. If you already have a groundworker or main contractor, we can discuss how our work fits alongside theirs. You can also choose a supply-only steel building kit for your own installers or explore a wider turnkey building package.

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Frame and Envelope Planned Together

Steel frame erection, roofing and wall cladding can be planned as one installation sequence, with the components and responsibilities confirmed for your building.

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Doors and Finishing Details Considered

Door openings, rooflights, flashings and rainwater goods can be coordinated with the main building works where they form part of the agreed package.

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Works Alongside Your Contractors

Already have a groundworker, engineer or main contractor? Falcon can discuss an installation scope that fits alongside the team you’ve appointed.
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How We Plan Steel Building Installation

Installation starts before the steel arrives. We review the agreed drawings and specification, then discuss site access, delivery and unloading, foundation readiness, lifting equipment and the space needed to work safely.

The installation sequence depends on the building. It may include erecting the steel frame, fitting the specified roof and wall systems, then installing agreed doors, rooflights, gutters, flashings and trims. Your quotation will identify which of these works Falcon is undertaking.

If your own team will erect the building, explore our steel building kits. If you need support with a wider project scope, see our turnkey steel building packages.

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What Your Installation Package Can Include

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Steel Frame Erection

Assemble and erect the specified steel frame in line with the approved project information and agreed installation sequence.

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Roof Installation

Fit the agreed roof system, which may include profiled sheets or insulated panels, together with specified ridge and edge details.

Wall Cladding

Install the specified wall system, including agreed profiled cladding or insulated panels, flashings and corner details.

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Rooflights & Rainwater Goods

Install specified rooflights, gutters and downpipes where these form part of Falcon’s agreed work.

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Finishing Details

Complete the agreed trims, flashings, seals and final installation details identified in your quotation.

From Building Plans to Installation

1. Share Your Building Plans

Send your drawings, proposed specification, site postcode and details of the installation support you need.

2. Review Site Requirements

We discuss foundation readiness, delivery access, unloading, lifting needs and space for the installation team.

3. Agree the Installation Scope

Your quotation identifies the components to be installed, site responsibilities and the work assigned to other contractors.

4. Install the Agreed Package

The team follows the agreed sequence for the frame, envelope and finishing work included in your project.

Steel Building Installation Questions

Can Falcon supply and install my steel building?

Yes. Falcon can quote for supply and installation of an agreed building package. The quotation will identify the building components and installation work included.

Do the foundations need to be ready before installation?

The foundations and site must meet the agreed requirements before the relevant installation work begins. We’ll discuss readiness and responsibilities when planning the project. Groundworks can be considered as part of a wider package.

Can you install insulated roof and wall panels?

Insulated panels can be included where they are part of the specified building design and agreed installation scope. Explore our insulated steel buildings for building options.

Are doors, rooflights and gutters included?

These can be included where specified. Your quotation will state which components Falcon will supply and install.

Can you work alongside my existing contractors?

Yes. Tell us which trades you’ve appointed and what work they will carry out. We can discuss how Falcon’s installation package fits into the overall project.

How long does steel building installation take?

Timescales depend on building size and specification, site access, weather and the work included. We’ll discuss the proposed programme once the project requirements are clear.

Falcon Steel Buildings logo in light gray on a white background.
Falcon Steel Buildings logo in light gray on a white background.
Falcon Steel Buildings logo in light gray on a white background.
Falcon Steel Buildings logo in light gray on a white background.

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Tell us what you’re planning to build, where the site is and which parts of the installation you need Falcon to undertake. Send any drawings or specifications you have, and let us know whether the foundations are already planned or complete.

We’ll discuss site access, the proposed installation scope and the information needed to prepare an individual quotation.

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