Why Choose a Pole Barn?

• Less Sitework
  If you start with a fairly level spot to build your new pole barn, almost no site work is needed. The poles are set in the ground 4-6 feet, and the rest of the ground can be left as is.
• Easier Foundation
  The only foundation required for a pole barn is the concrete poured around the posts in the ground. Foundations for traditional structures can be expensive and often require significant time to prepare. This can save 10%-15% of your building cost.
• Less Material
  Poles carry all the load in a pole barn and can be spaced farther apart compared to traditional framed buildings. This method results in more strength with less material which means lower cost for you.
• Less Labor
  Fewer materials & simpler design means less labor and faster build times.
• Better Insulation
  The wide spacing between posts in the pole barn frame allows for better insulation due to fewer thermal breaks.
• Better Ventilation
  If you prefer an open structure pole barns also naturally create better ventilation and air flow. Because of the wider spacing of framing, you can enjoy a more comfortable environment with higher air quality.
• Lower Cost
  One of the main benefits to choosing a post frame pole barn building over a traditional barn is cost. With less site work, easier foundations, less materials and labor this means lower cost. With this form of construction some builders can have a new pole barn raised in a day while a traditional barn can take weeks.