Steel & Metal Trusses for Iowa State

Are you making plans to build an agricultural or storage building? 

Creating a sturdy, functional building is probably a top priority! Unfortunately, not all truss types are created equal.

At Buffalo River Truss, we want to provide you with the best steel trusses possible for your project. We manufacture high-quality steel trusses for building projects in Iowa.  

Buffalo River Trusses provide headroom, strength, and look great too! Whether you’re building a pole barn, riding area, or ag structure, you’ll enjoy the quality, strength, and beauty of our steel and metal trusses. 

Give us a call today and find a dealer near you in Iowa! 

Located in the Mid West, Iowa is bordered by Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Iowa is also bordered by three rivers: The Mississippi River, the Missouri River, and the Big Sioux River. The State of Iowa covers 55,857.1 square miles of land and has a population of 3,190,369. 

 

Before colonization, Iowa was home to many American Indians, including the Illiniwek, Meskwaki, Omaha, and Sauk people. French explorers came to Iowa in the late 17th century, and the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 made Iowa officially part of the United States. In the 19th century, many traders and settlers moved to Iowa. The United States encouraged settlers to settle in East Missouri and pushed American Indians to West Missouri. 

During the American Civil War, Iowa supported the Union and sent large supplies of food to armies in the East. After the Civil War, Iowa continued to grow in size, agriculture,  and manufacturing. 

Today Iowa has a diverse economy and is known for agriculture, especially its production of soybeans and corn. Manufacturing, biotechnology, finance and insurance services, and government services are also part of Iowa’s economy. 

Iowa is also home to The University of Iowa and Iowa State University. 

The Iowa State Fair is one of the country's largest and oldest agricultural expositions, drawing more than a million people annually. It is the self-proclaimed “heartbeat of the Midwest.” 

Speaking of reasons to go to Iowa, here is a list of the top attractions in Iowa! How many of these have you been to?

• The Field of Dreams Movie Site (Dyersville)
• Iowa State Capitol (Des Moines)
• The Bridges of Madison County (Winterset)
• National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium (Dubuque)
• Amana Colonies (Amana)
• Maquoketa Caves State Park (Maquoketa)
• Iowa State Fair (Des Moines)
• Pikes Peak State Park (McGregor)
• Effigy Mounds National Monument (Harpers Ferry)
• John Wayne Birthplace Museum (Winterset)
• The Iowa Great Lakes (Okoboji)
• Blank Park Zoo (Des Moines)
• Adventureland Park (Altoona)
• Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden (Des Moines)
• Herbert Hoover National Historic Site (West Branch)

Whatever your interests and hobbies, there is plenty to do in Iowa!

If you live in Iowa and you are looking for quality steel trusses for your next building project, give us a call here at Buffalo River Truss and get a quote! 

We proudly serve all towns and cities in Iowa, including: 

Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Iowa City, Sioux City, Waterloo, Ames, Council Bluffs, West Des Moines, Dubuque, Ankeny, Urbandale, Cedar Falls, Marion, Bettendorf, Mason City, Marshalltown, Clinton, Burlington, Ottumwa, Fort Dodge, Muscatine, Coralville, Johnston, Waukee, Clive, Newton, Indianola, Boone, Oskaloosa, Spencer, Keokuk, Pella, Carroll, Clear Lake, Grinnell, Webster City, Storm Lake, Norwalk, Fort Madison, and Decorah.

As well as all zip codes in Iowa, including:

50010, 50317, 52240, 50315, 52245, 50320, 52402, 50310, 52404, 50311, 52722, 50312, 52405, 50314, 52411, 52806, 50009, 52804, 50263, 52803, 52732, 52802, 50322, 52403, 52748, 50321, 52246, 50266, 51503, 50014, 50313, 50021, 50011, 50036, 50316, 50702, 52241, 50265, 52302, 52761 and more in Iowa state.

And all other towns, cities, and zip codes in IA! We look forward to hearing from you.