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How a PEMB Can Be Customized

Some people think of PEMBs as large, featureless boxes. But nothing could be farther from the truth. While they are ideal for uses that require a large open space, PEMBs can also be customized to fit any user’s need or desire.

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PEMB Building Components

Pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMB) come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and styles, depending on their intended use. They generally include certain basic components, all of which together make them amazingly strong, reliable, and cost-efficient.

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PRESS RELEASE: FCG and FSE Look to Vets to Fill Employee Deficit

The Fleming Construction Group is pleased to announce that we are currently recruiting US military veterans through a collaboration with the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s Tulsa office. The intention behind the joint effort is to fill ten open positions on Fleming’s metal building assembler team.

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Your Roof Inspection Checklist

Few components of a building are as important as the roof. Yet, it’s often the last thing to receive attention. That’s understandable, since we rarely have occasion to see what’s going on up there; the roof is all too easy to ignore. Happily, there are

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Enhancing Cost Efficiency in Construction

Every company in the construction trade wants to improve cost efficiency. But accomplishing that is a never-ending quest. Fortunately, there are innovative practices and solutions available today that can lower costs without compromising quality.

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The Role of Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings in Disaster-Resistant Construction

Every locality is prone to disasters, natural or otherwise. Wise builders nowadays factor the risk of such events into their designs. Local planners and zoning departments also incorporate the known hazards into their regulations and guidelines for new construction. This ethos is known as disaster-resistant,