Portable Steel Buildings · ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC.
Last updated: August 31, 2026
These Terms of Service govern your access to and use of this website and the products and services of ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC. described on it. The website and the services presented on it are developed and operated by the developer AllSteel, and the company responsible for them is ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC., located at 1152 W 2550 S, Logan - 84321-6499, United States (US). By using this website, requesting a quotation, placing an order, or accepting delivery of a unit, you agree to these terms.
If you use this site or order on behalf of a company or another organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity to these terms, and references to you in this document then include that entity. If you do not agree with these terms, do not use the site or place an order; our estimators will be glad to answer general questions without obligation.
These terms, together with any written quotation or order confirmation we issue, form the agreement between you and the company for each transaction. Where a signed order confirmation states a term that differs from these terms, the signed confirmation controls for that transaction, and these terms fill the gaps that remain.
In these terms, the following meanings apply. The word Company means ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC. The word Site means this website and its pages. The word Products means the portable offices, storage containers, sheds, site buildings, and custom steel units that the Company fabricates and sells. The word Services means quotation, fabrication, modification, delivery, placement, relocation, rental, lease, and support activities that the Company performs. The word Unit means an individual finished building delivered under an order. The word Order means a confirmed purchase documented by an order confirmation. The word Yard means the fabrication facility of the Company in Logan, United States.
Headings in this document are for convenience and do not affect interpretation. Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa where the context requires. References to days mean calendar days unless business days are specified, and references to writing include electronic mail that produces a retained record.
Where these terms use ordinary trade vocabulary, such as gauge, skid, or blocking, the vocabulary carries its normal meaning in the steel fabrication and site services trades. If a term of art is critical to your order, ask for it to be defined in the written quotation so that both parties share the same understanding before work begins.
You must be at least eighteen years of age to place an order or to accept a quotation from the Company. By placing an order, you confirm that you meet this requirement and that the information you provide about yourself and your organization is accurate and current.
If you act as an agent, contractor, or employee of another party, you confirm that you are authorized to commit that party to the transaction, including its payment obligations and its site responsibilities. The Company may ask for written evidence of that authority, such as a purchase order on company letterhead or a note from an officer, before production or delivery begins.
The Company may decline service, decline delivery to a location, or decline a configuration where the request conflicts with law, safety rules, these terms, or the practical limits of the equipment. A decline is not a judgment about a customer; it is a statement about feasibility, and where possible the Company will offer an alternative that can be performed properly.
The Company fabricates portable office units, storage containers, ground-level sheds, construction site buildings, and custom steel units, and supports them with delivery, placement, relocation, rental, and lease services. Standard models are described on this website and in current specification sheets; custom work is described in the build sheet prepared for each project.
Photographs, illustrations, and specification figures on this website are representative. Dimensions shown in general product descriptions are nominal, and finished units may vary within ordinary fabrication tolerances for the trade. Where an exact dimension, weight, or capacity matters to your project, state it in the order documents, and the Company will confirm in writing whether the Unit can meet it.
The Company may improve its designs, change suppliers of components, or substitute equivalent materials, provided that any substitution preserves or improves the function, durability, and appearance of the Unit ordered. Material changes that affect function or price are never made silently; they are proposed to you and confirmed in writing before fabrication proceeds.
Quotations issued by the Company are written, itemized, and valid for thirty days from the date of issue unless the quotation states a different period. A quotation includes the price of the Unit as specified, the delivery fee stated for the address provided, and applicable taxes shown as separate lines. Prices do not include site preparation, permits, utility connections, or the services of third parties unless the quotation expressly says otherwise.
Quotations depend on the information you supply. If the delivery address changes, if site access differs from what was described, or if the specification changes after acceptance, the Company will re-quote the affected items in writing before proceeding. Steel market movements after a quotation lapses are handled by issuing a fresh quotation rather than by adjusting the expired one.
Verbal estimates given by telephone are guidance only and become binding only when issued in writing. If a number matters to your budget, ask for it in writing; the Company provides written confirmation quickly and without charge.
An order is formed when you accept a written quotation and the Company issues an order confirmation, or when the Company accepts a purchase order in writing. The order confirmation states the specification, the price, the deposit, the production slot, and the estimated delivery window. Production begins when the deposit clears and, for custom work, when the build sheet is approved in writing.
Approval of the build sheet is a significant step: after approval, changes are handled as modifications under the changes procedure described in the order confirmation, and they may affect price, schedule, or both. The Company invites careful review at this stage and will walk through the build sheet line by line on request.
The Company reserves production slots on a first-confirmed basis. A slot is held by a confirmed order and deposit, not by an intention to order. If demand is heavy, the Company will tell you the earliest available slot honestly rather than reserving a date it cannot keep.
Standard orders require a deposit as stated in the order confirmation, with the balance due before or upon delivery as stated in the same document. Custom fabrication may be scheduled with progress payments tied to milestones, such as frame completion and sheeting completion, with each milestone documented. Rental invoices are issued monthly in advance for the term of the rental.
Invoices are payable in United States dollars by the payment channels stated on the invoice. Amounts not paid when due may accrue a late charge at the lower of one and one half percent per month or the maximum rate permitted by law, from the due date until paid. The Company may suspend work on an order, withhold delivery, or suspend rental service while a payment remains overdue, after giving notice and a reasonable cure period.
You may not withhold payment or set off amounts against an invoice because of a dispute, except to the extent required by applicable law. Disputes about an invoice should be raised promptly in writing, and the Company will investigate and respond within a reasonable time, usually within ten business days.
Delivery windows stated in an order confirmation are good-faith estimates based on production schedules and carrier availability. The Company works to keep them and communicates promptly if conditions change. Risk of loss and damage to a Unit passes to you when the Unit is set down at the delivery address in accordance with the order, unless the order states a different transfer point.
You are responsible for site preparation, which typically includes a level and stable standing area of the size stated in the delivery notes, clear access for the delivery truck and lifting equipment, overhead clearance free of wires and branches, and firm ground able to carry the equipment used. The delivery crew will confirm access details with you before the truck rolls, and honest answers here prevent failed-delivery fees.
If a delivery cannot be completed because access is blocked, the ground is impassable, or the site is unready, the Company may charge a redelivery fee at its standard rate and reschedule at the next available window. If the delay extends for a prolonged period, storage fees may apply as stated in the order confirmation. Permits, zoning approvals, and property permissions for placing a Unit are the responsibility of the customer.
When the Company performs placement, its crew sets the Unit on blocking, checks level in both directions, and anchors the Unit where wind exposure, soil conditions, or local practice call for it. Placement is performed with the equipment stated in the order, and the crew may decline a placement that the equipment cannot perform safely, in which case an alternative will be discussed on site or the visit rescheduled.
Where the customer arranges placement by others, the customer is responsible for the competence of the crew and equipment used, for following the handling points marked on the Unit, and for any damage caused during that handling. The frame warranty remains in force, but damage arising from improper lifting or setting by third parties is repaired at the cost of the party responsible for the work.
A Unit placed on ground that later settles, thaws, or erodes may need re-leveling. Re-leveling by the Company crew is available as a service, and for leased units it may be included in the lease terms. Seasonal movement of ground is a property of the site, not a defect of the Unit.
A Unit is built for the use class stated in the order, such as office occupancy, dry storage, or equipment housing. You agree to use the Unit within that class, to observe posted load limits for floors and roofs, to keep drainage paths clear, and to report damage or leaks promptly so that small issues do not become large ones.
The following uses are prohibited without the prior written approval of the Company: occupancy as a dwelling; storage of hazardous, flammable, or regulated materials in quantities that trigger a regulatory obligation; structural alterations, cut openings, or welding by anyone other than the Company or its authorized fabricators; overloading of floors, roofs, or tie points beyond the published ratings; and attachment of signage, equipment, or structures in a way that stresses the frame.
If you want a change, ask first. Most changes, including doors, windows, racks, and service penetrations, are routine work in the Yard, performed to standard, at a known price, without voiding the warranty. Unauthorized modifications, by contrast, can compromise the very features that make a Unit durable, and the Company cannot warrant work it did not perform.
Rental units are provided under a rental agreement that states the monthly rate, the term, the delivery fee, and the swap-out conditions. Rental terms run month to month unless a fixed term is stated. The customer uses the unit with reasonable care, keeps it accessible for inspections, and allows the Company to service it during the term.
At the end of a rental, the unit is returned in the condition received, ordinary wear excepted. Damage beyond ordinary wear, missing components, and cleaning beyond normal use are charged at the published rates included with the rental agreement. Long-term leases may include maintenance visits, re-leveling after ground movement, and a buyout credit toward purchase, each as stated in the lease document.
Swap-outs, meaning the replacement of one rented unit with another configuration, are scheduled on the next available delivery window and may carry a swap fee as stated in the rental agreement. If a rented unit is damaged so that it cannot serve its function, the Company will repair it or provide a replacement unit of similar specification, and rental charges are adjusted for the period the unit was out of service.
The Company warrants the welded steel base frame of each Unit sold for a period of twelve years from delivery against defects in materials and workmanship that impair the structural function of the frame. The Company warrants workmanship on the balance of the Unit, including sheeting, doors, and installed components, for one year from delivery. Rental units are warranted to be serviceable for the purposes of the rental agreement for the duration of the term.
These warranties do not cover damage from misuse, overload, accident, unauthorized modification, improper site conditions, ground settlement, extreme weather events beyond ordinary design assumptions, or ordinary wear items such as finishes that weather with exposure. They also do not cover third-party equipment installed in or on the Unit, which carries the warranty of its own supplier.
To make a warranty claim, contact the Company with the order number, a description of the issue, and photographs where practical. A warranted defect is repaired or, where repair is impractical, the affected component is replaced, or the Unit is replaced or credited at the option of the Company. These warranties are the exclusive warranties for the Products, and they replace all other warranties expressed or implied to the fullest extent permitted by law.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the total liability of the Company arising out of or relating to an order, a Unit, or the Services is limited to the amounts actually paid by you to the Company for the specific order giving rise to the claim. The Company is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost production, site downtime, or third-party claims, however caused and under any theory of liability.
Nothing in these terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, for willful misconduct, or for any liability that cannot lawfully be limited. Where the law of your jurisdiction does not permit certain exclusions, the exclusions apply to the maximum extent the law allows.
The parties intend this allocation of risk to be reflected in the prices charged, which are set without insurance against consequential losses. Customers who require coverage for such losses are encouraged to arrange it through their own insurance programs, and the Company will cooperate with reasonable requests for documentation needed for that purpose.
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Company, its owners, employees, and crews from and against claims, damages, and reasonable costs arising from your use of a Unit outside its stated use class, your breach of these terms, your site conditions where the Company was not engaged to assess them, or the acts or omissions of your contractors and invitees at the site.
The Company agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold you harmless from claims arising from the negligence of the Company crews in the performance of the Services, or from defects in fabrication to the extent they are covered by the warranties in these terms and are not excluded by the causes listed in the warranty section.
A party seeking indemnity must give the other prompt written notice of the claim, allow the indemnifying party reasonable control of the defense, and cooperate reasonably in the process. Settlements that admit fault of the indemnified party require the consent of that party.
You may cancel a standard configuration order before production begins for a full refund of the deposit. If production has begun, cancellation charges apply to cover materials committed and work performed, calculated as stated in the order confirmation, and the balance of the deposit is refunded. Custom units, once the build sheet is approved and fabrication has started, are not returnable, because they are built to a specification that has little resale value to anyone else.
Standard units that have been delivered may be returned within fourteen days of delivery, unused and in the condition delivered, subject to a restocking fee stated in the order confirmation and to the cost of return transport. Delivery fees are not refundable once a delivery has been made, because the truck, the crew, and the window have already been consumed.
Delivery dates may be rescheduled by either party with reasonable notice. Rescheduling requested by you within two business days of a confirmed window may carry a trip charge, because crews and equipment are already committed. The Company waives such charges where the reschedule results from its own schedule change.
Neither party is liable for failure or delay in performance caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including severe weather, floods, fires, strikes, shortages of steel or components, failures of transport networks, utility interruptions, epidemics, or acts of government. The affected party must notify the other promptly, use reasonable efforts to limit the delay, and resume performance when the cause ends.
If a force majeure event prevents performance for more than sixty consecutive days, either party may cancel the affected order without penalty, and the Company will refund deposits for work not yet performed. Work already performed to approved milestones is payable as documented, and any completed components remain available for collection or delivery at the option of the customer.
Steel supply conditions can move quickly. The Company manages this by holding standard material stock for its standard models and by communicating early about any project that depends on unusual sections, gauges, or finishes, so that a supply delay never arrives as a surprise on the promised delivery day.
These terms and every order are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, United States, without regard to conflict of law rules that would apply the law of another jurisdiction. The United Nations convention on contracts for the international sale of goods does not apply to transactions under these terms.
Before filing suit, the parties agree to attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute by direct discussion between responsible representatives for a period of thirty days from written notice of the dispute. Most disagreements in this trade are settled by a site visit and a level, and the Company commits its senior people to that process.
If the dispute is not resolved by discussion, it shall be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in the jurisdiction where the Yard is located, and each party consents to the jurisdiction of those courts. Either party may seek injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction to protect its property or confidential information.
The content of this website, including text, layout, drawings, illustrations, and the ALLSTEEL name, is the property of the Company or its licensors and is protected by trademark and copyright law. You may view, download, and print pages from the site for your own business planning in connection with potential or current orders. You may not reproduce the site or its content for publication, resale, or any other commercial purpose without written permission.
Build sheets, fabrication drawings, and engineering calculations prepared by the Company for a custom order remain the property of the Company, while the right to use them for the operation, maintenance, and permitting of the ordered Unit is granted to the customer. If you supply drawings to the Company, you confirm that you hold the rights needed for the Company to fabricate from them.
Feedback and suggestions about the Products or the site are welcome. By sending feedback, you grant the Company a non-exclusive right to use it to improve its offerings, without obligation to compensate you and without identifying you as the source unless you ask to be credited.
The Company may update these Terms of Service from time to time. The current version is posted on this page with a last updated date, and material changes are highlighted before they take effect. Each order is governed by the version of these terms in effect when the order confirmation is issued, unless the parties agree in writing to apply a later version.
Changes required by new laws or regulations may take effect immediately where the law so provides. If a change materially reduces your rights under an active order, the Company will notify affected customers directly rather than relying on a site posting alone.
Continued use of the site after a revision takes effect means you accept the revised terms for future dealings. Questions about a change are welcome at any time through the contact channels listed below, and the Company will explain the practical effect of the change on your project in plain words.
All notices and communications under these terms may be sent to ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC., 1152 W 2550 S, Logan - 84321-6499, United States (US), by electronic mail to order@allsteel.lat, or by telephone to +18542682597 during business hours.
Thank you for reading these terms. They exist so that both sides know the rules before the first weld is struck, and the crew behind the Company believes that clear terms, like straight frames, are the foundation of a job that lasts.