Shrock Prefab fabricates prefabricated cold-formed steel building panels and provides associated engineering and project coordination. Founder Joseph Shrock began panelizing wood commercial buildings in the early 1990s before the company transferred that experience to load-bearing metal framing; it now operates a 160,000-square-foot facility in Loudonville, Ohio. The company describes its roots as firmly planted in Amish faith and tradition and has completed projects across the Midwest, South, and East.
Certified Contractor – Cold-Formed Steel
Custom Prefab Contractors, IncFounded in February 1996 to meet local builders’ demand for premanufactured wall panels, Custom Prefab Contractors, Inc. manufactures prefabricated wood framing components at its North Lima, Ohio facility. It expanded into roof-truss production in 2003 and now serves builders across the tri-state area, with trusses fabricated up to 95 feet long.NORTH LIMA, OH
Horizon Structures LLCFounded by Dave Zook in 2001, Horizon Structures is a family-owned Pennsylvania manufacturer of Amish-built prefabricated barns, kennels and other structures for farms, homes and government agencies. The company grew from simple run-in sheds and shed-row barns into a nationwide operation, with an approximately 65,000-square-foot facility employing 80–90 Amish carpenters and a nine-person sales and support staff. Its buildings are delivered across 46 states and backed by written warranty coverage.ATGLEN, PA
Liga SteelLiga Steel fabricates offsite prefabricated light-gauge steel framing components and wall panels for construction projects. With production facilities and engineering offices in the United States and Eastern Europe, the company carries projects from design and engineering through manufacturing, delivery, and installation. Its reported output includes more than 10,000 panels and 2.9 million kilograms of steel, with 90% recyclable materials.New York, NY