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Is your building shrinking while your business grows? Need
more selling, storage, office space? It's time to see Castle Steel,
Inc. We'll help you plan a new building or show you how a new
Soule'Sierra Building can work with your present one.
A building from Castle Steel gives you flexible, attractive,
low-cost space. And it can easily be expanded as your business
grows.
The basic building is pre-engineered for economy in
construction and upkeep. Soule' produces steel structural parts
and do all the welding, and they see to it that a long-lasting
color-coating is applied at the factory.
By controlling quality during every stage of building, Castle
Steel can free you from on-site labor and materials problems.
The photos on these pages, sbow you how Jim Pauley
achieved happy results by contactingCastle Steel, Inc.
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Carpentry by
HAROLD SHEARER
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Steelwork Supervised by
ROY GRINDROD
Suggestions are free at Castle Steel, Inc. So are ideas, plans and
helpful information. Like information about local building and
zoning practices. And help in locating suitable property for your
new building. After we've helped you lay out the finest, most
efficient building for your building dollar, the Soule' team of
registered engineers will draw up all the plans for you. So when
you start thinking about building for business, get in touch with
Castle Steel, Inc. We'll be glad to help.
A Soule' Building Dealer
We take this opportunity to thank Jim Pauley
for having selected us as general contractor
for his new facility at Kneeland Center. We
wish Jim and his staff, many future years of
continued growth and prosperity.
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