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Metal Buildings for Shops, Machinery, & Livestock

Add value to your operation with a structure that provides endless opportunity. A pole barn building suits any agricultural demand, from livestock shelters to equipment storage. Post-frame structures can be used as greenhouses, processing areas, crop storage, equestrian barns, machine sheds, fully-insulated shops, riding arenas, and a whole lot more.

Post-frame Buildings for Farms

Farm buildings need proper ventilation. Pole barn designs easily accommodate ventilation features, like overhead doors, vents, and cupolas. Our custom pole barns are highly versatile, and can be easily expanded and repurposed to accommodate future demands. If your farming intentions grow or change, you can modify your building to accommodate new needs.

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Agricultural Pole Barn Buildings

Our team builds agricultural structures with unmatched personal service and quality. We work completely in-house, and manage every step of the building process. This saves time, stress, and money.

Testimonials

  • Throughout the decision process, Jeff stayed in contact with us but was never pushy. He always stressed ‘what can I do to help you through the process!’ Simply put, Jeff sold this project. Thanks for a great addition to our property!

    -Tom B., Davenport, IA

  • Competitive price and helpfulness of Greiner representative Jeff. Project manager was also very willing to help or ask any questions.

    -Darrin C., Harper, Iowa

  • Their price was very fair and the local staff’s professional attitude was great and all-in-all they did a great job.

    -John B., Toulon, IL

  • You wouldn’t believe the amount of compliments I’ve gotten about the building. I will recommend Greiner to others and use you guys for future projects.

    -Bryton K., Geneseo, IL

  • We chose Greiner Buildings because of their professionalism during the bidding process, and pre and post-construction.

    -Chris G., Washington, IA

FAQ
  • What is a post-frame building? What is a pole barn?
    A post-frame building, also referred to as a pole barn, is a type of building characterized by its unique construction method. Construction starts by installing vertical posts or poles into the ground. These posts create the foundation that supports the building’s roof and walls.
  • What can I use a pole barn for?
    Pole barn buildings can be used as almost any traditional structure. Some popular uses for post-frame buildings include: agricultural storage, insulated workshops, garages, horse barns, and residential homes.
  • What are the benefits of pole barn homes?
    Pole barn homes hold many advantages over traditional homes. They are extremely customizable due to their lack of load-bearing walls. A post-frame home is a cost-effective housing solution. Additionally, post-frame construction is usually quicker than traditional construction.
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Accreditations / Awards

Time and time again, we’ve been nationally recognized for our custom post-frame buildings. Working for us ensures you gain valuable construction experience from the best in the business. We’re highly accredited for our work in the industry, and our employee safety program earned a Platinum Award—the highest recognition in the post-frame industry.

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