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Steel Building Erection in Mullen, Nebraska
Photos and short clips from a GDL Steel job near Mullen, in the Nebraska Sandhills, plus how a standing-seam roof is seamed and who regulates building there.
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The Mullen job
Lodge-style buildings in the Sandhills
Near Mullen, the job’s steel buildings have brown standing-seam roofs, dark walls, stone wainscot and timber-style trim. The photos and clips follow them from bare frames to roofs and walls on.
This job took GDL’s crew from Colorado Springs to the Sandhills. Planning to build with steel in Nebraska? Get in touch.
- Standing-seam metal roofs
- Stone wainscot and timber-style trim
- Tall gable frames
- Several roof lines
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Job clips
The Mullen job in motion
Short clips from the job: tall frames before the roof and walls go on, a roof seam being closed, and the buildings with their roofs and walls on. They play without sound.
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Frames and purlins up, near Mullen, Nebraska. Roof and wall panels fasten to this steel, so it’s hard to fix once they’re on.
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Seaming a standing-seam roof, near Mullen, Nebraska. A skipped seam can let in water or lift in wind, so every seam has to be closed.
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Roofs and walls on, near Mullen, Nebraska. Where the frame and roof clips lead: stone wainscot and timber-style gables.
Job photos
Photos from the Mullen job
Gable frames, roof panels going on, stone wainscot with timber-style brackets, and a ridge cap.




Building near Mullen
Before a steel building goes up near Mullen
Outside town, a steel building near Mullen involves Hooker County and two state rules. Here’s what the county and the State of Nebraska publish; confirm the requirements for your site with Hooker County Planning and Zoning.
- County permits. Hooker County Planning and Zoning, in Mullen, takes building and zoning permit applications, with two identical sets of plans. Hooker County Planning and Zoning
- The state building code. Nebraska law makes the 2018 state building code apply in a county that hasn’t adopted its own, except for construction on a farm or for farm purposes. Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-6406
- State Fire Marshal review. Plans for commercial construction go to the Nebraska State Fire Marshal for review, and a deputy does a final inspection. State Fire Marshal plan review
- Sealed drawings. Nebraska’s Board of Engineers and Architects says plans for a pre-engineered building’s basic structure, site work and foundation need an architect’s or engineer’s seal, unless the building is otherwise exempt. Board of Engineers and Architects
- Farm buildings. State law treats agricultural buildings on a farmstead of 20 acres or more that produces $1,000 or more of farm products a year as farm buildings, outside the county permit rule for nonfarm buildings. Neb. Rev. Stat. 23-114.03
Questions
Mullen steel building questions
Does GDL Steel take jobs in Nebraska?
The photos and clips here show a GDL Steel job near Mullen, in the Sandhills. For a steel building elsewhere in Nebraska, use the form below or call (719) 820-5298.
Who regulates a steel building near Mullen, Nebraska?
Outside town, Hooker County Planning and Zoning issues building and zoning permits. State law makes Nebraska’s 2018 state building code apply where a county hasn’t adopted its own, except for farm construction. Commercial projects also need plan review from the Nebraska State Fire Marshal. Confirm the requirements for your site with Hooker County Planning and Zoning.
What is a standing-seam metal roof?
A metal roof whose panels join at raised seams running from the ridge down to the eave. On a mechanically seamed roof, a machine closes each seam, and a skipped or poorly formed seam can let water in or give way in wind. One of the clips on this page shows a seamer at work.
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Planning a steel building in Nebraska?
Tell us what the roof and walls will be, the building’s size and where in Nebraska it’s going. We’ll be in touch about next steps.
Phone: (719) 820-5298
Email: sales@gdlsteelllc.com
Service area: Colorado Springs and the Front Range, with a past job near Mullen, Nebraska. We travel for larger jobs.
Other job areas
Where else GDL has worked
- Littleton, Colorado
- Glade Park, Colorado
- Byers, Colorado
- Golden, Colorado
- Westcliffe, Colorado
- Hotchkiss, Colorado
- Longmont, Colorado
- Delta, Utah
- Pahrump, Nevada
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- Commercial steel buildings
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Planning a steel building?
Tell us what you’re building and where, and we’ll get back to you about next steps.
GDL Steel erects pre-engineered steel buildings for commercial and residential projects in Colorado Springs and along the Front Range, and travels farther for larger jobs. Licensed and insured.
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Colorado Springs and the Front Range, and we travel for larger jobs (service areas).
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Recent jobs: Byers, Glade Park, Golden, Hotchkiss, Littleton, Longmont and Westcliffe, CO; Delta, UT; Pahrump, NV; Mullen, NE
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