QSI proudly serves Kansas and western Missouri, as well as portions of the surrounding states. If you’re outside of these areas, feel free to contact us. We’re always happy to discuss your project and help determine if we’re the right fit.

As a general starting point, expect to spend around $25,000 for a streamlined two-car garage or around $17,000 for a basic open-side post-frame building. Site preparation, concrete, permits, travel, and upgraded features will add to the cost.

We would love for this to be an easy, instant answer, but every building QSI designs is custom. Location, permitting requirements, building size and height, site conditions, and the number and size of doors, windows, porches, and other features all come together to determine the final cost.

It is also important to compare what is actually included. Some advertised building prices do not include doors, windows, concrete, or other features most customers expect, which can make the starting price look much lower than the final cost.

Taking the time to understand how you will use the building allows us to provide a realistic quote—not a generic price that leaves out important details.

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QSI has teamed up with HFS to bring you a competitive option for leasing and other financial options.

These professional, courteous financial professionals will assist in meeting your financial needs related to your farm, home, or business.

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Because our buildings are completely customizable, no size is too big or small. Use our Standard Lengths and Widths Chart to determine the size that will best fit your needs and budget or contact an advisor with any questions.

Every project is done on a “pay as you go” basis. A 25% deposit is required at the signing of the contract. 65% is due upon the start of construction. The remaining 10% is due on completion.

Excavation may be available through Quality Structures depending on your location. If you decide to provide your own pad you will need to provide us with a level building site approximately 3 feet larger than your building on all sides. For example, a 30’x40’ building would require a 36’x46’ level pad. If QSI will be providing you with a concrete floor it is your responsibility to add 3-inches of rock or sand on top of your level building pad. Adequate provisions should be made for drainage away from the site. Final leveling and grading may be needed after the completion of your building.

It is the customer’s responsibility to apply for the permit if it is required. You will need to check with your local municipality or homeowners association on any restrictions (size, height, materials, etc.) or required setbacks from your property lines. Quality Structures will provide the specifications and drawings for your new building that can be used to obtain your building permit.

The completion time of a project varies depending on site preparation, crew availability, weather, supply chain availability of product, and complexity of the project. Typically, our crews start the building process within a week of delivery of the materials. Construction on a basic garage or agricultural building is less than a week; however, more complex projects take additional time to construct.

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Our crews take pride in keeping a tidy, well-organized jobsite throughout the build. Once construction is complete, the customer is responsible for removing any remaining scraps and debris.

To make that easier, our crew will separate the materials into two piles: one for burnable items and one for recyclable materials. In some locations, a dumpster may also be available as an optional addition to your project.

QSI offers several choices to improve the comfort of your building depending on your needs. Our insulation options are based on your needs and budget: choose from limited, moderate or extensive.

Limited – Radiant Reflective insulation known as Solex LT provides you with a condensation reducer and a reflective type insulation that reflects the heat outward in the summer and inward in the winter. This product is used primarily as a reflective condensation barrier.

Moderate – We offer R-13 or R-19 fiberglass batt insulation and R-30 blown-in insulation which is typically used in conjunction with a steel liner package.

Extensive – We also offer open and closed-cell sprayed in foam insulation, or a combination of the above. Spray foam is a powerful insulator that creates an airtight seal. It acts as a moisture barrier which deters mold. Spray foam is eco-friendly and long-lasting and that means energy savings! Whatever your insulation requirement, we have an option that will meet it.

QSI’s primary focus is post-frame construction, not traditional home building. However, depending on the project and crew availability, we may be able to build 2×6 stud walls on a concrete slab with footings.

QSI can pour your footings and slab once plumbing has been done.

We apologize, but QSI does not pour any basements.