General Steel Corporation

I found General Steel via an ad that instructed me to text a word to one of their phone numbers for various links and phone numbers for more information on the company. It caught my attention since I want to get a building made in the future, just not immediately... A few days later I receive a call, unscheduled and unsolicited, from "Chase", asking about how I texted them and "how they can help". Upon telling them I'm not currently wanting to make a purchase, I was unable to also inform them I want a quote for their services for future reference and future business. Instead, Chase immediately cut me off and said "Alright, let us know when you want to make a move." and hung up on me. Very unprofessional! I won't be doing my business with this company. I've had a better experience so far with Peak Steel Buildings.

Five stars does not seem to be enough stars for General Steel! We contacted several companies to get bids. All were way more expensive than GS. Our salesman, Ryan Clark, gave us recommendations that saved us, like considering a larger standard building that was less expensive than the odd size that we first talked about. Ronald Lamping, Daphne Yakobson & Megan Nylander helped us through the paperwork. But extra stars need to go to Jonah Goldman for all the help "do-it yourselfers" needed. If Jonah did not have the answer he would "find out & get back to you", which he did. If there was any glitch, it was a few miss labeled parts. But a quick call & everything would be explained so we could correct it. It was a Big project but with all the help it went smoothly. If we were 15 years younger we would do it again! And to Bruce Graham, thanks for using our photos.

Upon requesting a quote via Facebook, I was contacted by a salesperson who exhibited aggressive and unprofessional behavior throughout our conversation. The salesperson's demeanor took a negative turn when I mentioned considering other companies for the same service. This individual resorted to disparaging comments about competitors, which was entirely unprofessional and not conducive to a constructive business interaction. Furthermore, when I inquired about financing options, the salesperson became even more aggressive and ultimately hung up on me. This behavior is unacceptable when dealing with potential customers and reflects poorly on the company as a whole. Overall, my experience with General Steel's representative was disappointing and did not align with the level of professionalism I expect from a reputable company. I hope that General Steel addresses these issues to ensure that other potential customers do not encounter similar unprofessional conduct.