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Wick Buildings
Wick Buildings, Inc. is a renowned privately-held company based in Wisconsin, founded in 1954 by John F. Wick. With a strong background in agriculture backed by advanced schooling in business and engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, John Wick revolutionized the construction industry in the Midwest through innovative post-frame buildings. Originally developed as replacements for traditional two-story dairy barns, Wick Buildings has evolved significantly over the years. Today, they offer a diverse range of post-frame structures tailored for various uses including agricultural, commercial, and residential applications.
The modern Wick Buildings consist of sturdy wood-frame structures that can be covered with sheet steel, brick, or block, catering to different aesthetic preferences and functional needs. Their engineered designs feature impressive clear span trusses reaching widths of up to 100 feet, providing versatile interior spaces without obstructive columns. Wick's production facilities meticulously craft all necessary components including siding, roofing, liners, and trim from rolled steel, ensuring high-quality materials are delivered to their clients. They provide a comprehensive package that includes pre-cut lumber, doors, and windows, which are assembled on-site by skilled crews trained in the distinctive "Wick way" of building, ensuring efficient construction and a quality finish.
Wick Buildings has made a significant impact in the market with over 70,000 completed projects, making it one of the leading producers of post-frame buildings in the nation. Their extensive portfolio caters to a variety of customers, from farmers needing animal confinement systems, horse housing, and storage buildings to businesses requiring professional-grade commercial and light industrial structures. With a commitment to quality, service, and tailored designs, Wick Buildings continues to be a trusted choice for those looking to invest in reliable and customizable building solutions. Their reputation as a pioneer in the post-frame building industry remains strong, reflecting decades of experience and customer satisfaction.
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