Agriculture Buildings

Agriculture Buildings for Shops, Machinery, and Livestock

Post-frame Buildings for Farms

Add lasting value to your agricultural operation with a structure designed for durability, versatility, and efficiency. Our agriculture buildings are built using reliable post-frame construction, making them a smart investment for farms of all sizes. These buildings can be fully customized to meet a wide range of needs, including livestock housing, equipment and machinery storage, feed and crop storage, and even climate-controlled greenhouses or processing facilities.

In addition to traditional uses, our structures are ideal for equestrian barns, machine sheds, fully insulated workshops, and spacious indoor riding arenas. Whether you’re expanding an existing operation or starting from the ground up, agriculture buildings provide the flexibility to grow with your business and adapt to your long-term goals.

Designed for Ventilation and Future Growth

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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Custom Agricultural Buildings for Every Need

Durable machine sheds and insulated workshops built to protect equipment year-round.

Custom steel cattle barns designed to keep your livestock safe, healthy, and stress-free year-round.

Custom pole barns and stables built for healthy, happy horses with light, ventilation, and strength.

Superior Agricultural Buildings with Seamless In-House Service

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.

Ag Buildings FAQ

Is it more economical to go wider vs. longer or vice-versa

Generally speaking, it will not matter as long as the building is below 80’ wide. Square footage will determine the price. 80’ and wider can increase the cost incrementally because of the increased pressure on trusses.

What are the best door type options for my needs? Sliders, Overhead, Single-Fold (i.e. hydraulic, mechanical, or ‘awning-style’ doors), Bi-Fold; pros and cons of each

This will depend heavily on the building usage. Slide doors are economically friendly and work well for large implements in cold-storage settings. They are never recommended for climate-controlled structures/sections. Overhead is great for small-to-medium sized doors whether climate controlled or not. They are reasonably economical, easy to get service if there’s a problem, universal, and seal the building well. Single-fold doors are great for very large purposes. They will generally seal well in climate-controlled situations. Up-front cost will be higher. Single-fold doors are commonly referred to as “hydraulic doors” because most are hydraulically powered, however they can be mechanically powered as well. Some refer to them as “awning-style” doors. Bi-Fold doors are similar to single-fold but rather than one hinge-point at the top of the door a bi-fold hinges at the center. Bi-folds are also great for large opening needs. Pros and cons of single-fold vs. bi-fold are often owner preference driven and requires more research to answer.

How should I protect metal from rusting in animal confinement or fertilizer storage?

Animal confinement or fertilizer storage can be highly corrosive and detrimental to a building and the harmful effects can be rapid and dangerous! Utilization of stainless steel fasteners and gusset plates is highly recommended in many cases. Use of Drip-Stop material adhered to the back side of roofing and/or siding panels has also proven to be an effective method to protect against corrosion. Proper selection of siding/roofing metal substrate is critical. For instance galvalume substrates which are all too common on must metal buildings today are usually not recommended in these applications. This topic bears significant research and decision making.