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Other components, such as doors and windows, are obviously an essential stage in finishing a steel building. However, the quality might not be what you would normally seek out if you choose a broker throws them in as part of a building package. Consider these questions: Do you want to settle for commercial grade quality or an even cheaper substitute? Of course you don’t. Were you aware that the American Institute of Steel Construction approved the use of price escalation clauses in building contracts after the price of steel went up in 2004? It’s true. Check it out. Why was this the case? Because, if the order was not ready for fabrication in a timely manner this procedure was necessary. The seller would levy a balance due for the increase in steel price from when the building was ordered until it was released for fabrication. Progress can often get slowed down while waiting for the approval drawings. Therefore, you are highly recommended to find out whether or not the price you are quoted will change should there be any delays.