Mini Storage Buildings in Vermont

Regency Steel Buildings is a chief supplier of name-brand mini storage buildings to builders, business owners and entrepreneurs throughout the State of Vermont, the United States and Canada, supplying more than 10,000 top quality metal buildings in our thirty years in business.

Regency Steel Buildings is able to offer prices well below industry standards because we aren’t tied to one particular manufacturer. By offering top quality products at prices as much as 40 percent below our competitors, we substantially reduce our buyers’ “payback” periods, resulting in a substantial return on your initial investment.

MINI STORAGE OUTLET’S PRE-ENGINEERED SELF-STORAGE BUILDINGS

Regency Steel Buildings partners with a number of trusted manufacturers across the United States in order to get you the best possible product at the lowest possible price. Virtually all aspects of our self-storage buildings are highly customizable, from unit mix and floor plan to paint color and climate control. While we supply entirely new, prefabricated metal mini storage buildings for self-storage facilities being constructed from the ground up, we also assist, and have seen a sharp increase in business in recent years, from Vermont customers looking to convert existing buildings into rentable self-storage units through a process known as indoor conversion. We’ve helped customers convert all kinds of existing properties throughout Vermont and North America in recent years, from warehouses and manufacturing plants to movie theaters, grocery stores and big-box retailers.

There are benefits to both erecting an entirely new facility and converting an existing one. It’s important to consider factors such as where you plan to open your business and how much competition exists in the area before making the determination as to which is the right choice for you. Conducting a feasibility study can help answer these and other critical questions prior to construction, and can help you avoid costly “surprises” and changes that may arise during the construction process.