Agricultural & equipment
Who it’s for
Equipment sheds and enclosed barns for tractors, implements and feed.
Open-sided hay barns with tall eaves and wide bays for loaders.
Center-aisle barns with stalls, tack and feed rooms, and covered arenas.
A secure building for a tractor, a mower, a side-by-side and tools.
Common sizes
30 × 50
1,500 sq ft
Equipment shed for a tractor and implements
40 × 60
2,400 sq ft
Enclosed barn with a lean-to for hay
48 × 72
3,456 sq ft
Center-aisle horse barn with stalls
60 × 120
7,200 sq ft
Hay barn or covered riding area
Popular options
Fully or partially open walls for airflow and fast access with a loader.
Covered side bays for equipment or hay. They are the cheapest covered square footage you can add.
Wide barn-style sliders or roll-ups sized for tractors and trailers.
Clear-span frames leave the interior free for stall layouts and wide aisles.
Ridge vents and open eaves to move heat and humidity out.
Translucent roof panels for daylight in barns without power.
Engineered piers with gravel floors for sheds, slabs for shops and barns.
Pricing
Pole barns can cost less up front, but posts in the ground rot and termites are a constant threat in our climate. A steel frame on a proper foundation stays straight, gives you wider clear spans and comes with engineered drawings for insurance and permits.
Yes. Steel buildings extend well. Plan for a future bay on one endwall and we can add it later. We also repair and extend existing metal barns, including ones we did not build.
Our process
Step 1
We walk your site, measure, and talk through how you’ll use the building.
Step 2
You get a written quote with the size, options and a clear scope of work.
Step 3
Stamped drawings go to permitting while we prep the site and pour the slab.
Step 4
Our own crew sets the frames, sheets the building and installs doors and trim.
Step 5
We walk the building with you, finish the punch list and hand over the documents.
FAQ
An open-sided steel barn with a tall eave and wide bays lets you stack high and load with a tractor. Lean-tos add cheap covered space for overflow.
Rules vary by county and city, and some ag exemptions exist, but floodplain and development rules can still apply. We check with your county before we order steel. See our permit guide.
Yes. Center-aisle barns with stalls, tack and feed rooms are common. We erect the steel and coordinate the stall package.
Ventilation is the answer: ridge vents, open eaves, light roof colors and insulation where people or animals spend time.
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Free on-site quote
Four quick fields and we’ll call you within one business day to set up a free site visit.