Fort Lauderdale, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/14/2014 -- Allied Steel Buildings, a Fort Lauderdale-based company specializing in prefabricated Steel Buildings, reported significant growth throughout 2013 and thus far into 2014.

"Indeed, the demand for our prefabricated steel buildings has never been stronger – we've seen exports spike to almost every market and region. Thanks to a vast array of customizable buildings, which can suit almost every industry and function, we were never short on clients. As it stands, this encouraging trend will no doubt continue into 2014 and beyond.”

Allied Steel has expressed considerable enthusiasm in the sustainability of internationally-driven expansion, particularly in the Caribbean. According to Mike Stock, the firm's Senior International Project Manager:

"The outlook for the Caribbean this year appears to be positive and gaining momentum. We are seeing reinvestment in the region resulting in much more activity happening. Banks appear to be initiating steps to review, evaluate and move forward.

Clients that we began to work with in 2012 and 2013 are now advancing with their projects. Self employed business persons are on the rise and we are seeing hospitality, energy, hospital(s), and mixed use commercial buildings gaining momentum.

With land at a premium throughout the Caribbean we are focusing on providing the highest quality design/structure to maximize the land use and our clients' needs."

The firm attributes its success to the innovative and comprehensive nature of its business model, which entails professional in-house services in every aspect of building construction, including design, engineering, fabrication, delivery, and site management.

Indeed, Allied Steel Buildings has been recognized by business magazines as one of the most innovative companies in the world, and among the fastest-growing in South Florida. The company has also received many accolades by industry sources, including recognition by Business Week Magazine as one of “The Worlds Most Innovative Companies”, and praise from sources such as NASCAR publications, Latin Biz Magazine, Ethics of Steel, and other industry publications.