Shops | Barns | Garages

You’ve probably noticed it — this time of year, everybody’s climbing ladders and scooping out the leaves from their gutters.

Lately, as I’ve been driving around and taking my walks, I can’t help but notice something creeping across rooftops everywhere—moss.

The client supplied their own peel-and-stick underlay. The roof was steep, slippery, and damp from the fall weather.

If you’re planning a re-roof or metal roof upgrade on your home, shop, or cabin, now’s the perfect time to get your quote and materials lined up for spring.

That’s exactly how we’ve built our design process — clear communication, live pricing, realistic timelines, and the right people behind the scenes to pull it all together.

Whether you need re-roofing metal roofs, metal roof leak repair, or just a clear site visit and project planning session to know where you stand, we can help.

So whether you’re planning a new shop, barn, or garage — or you already have one and want to schedule a maintenance inspection — reach out.

Right at the beginning of the event, a gentleman stopped by our booth. He’d been thinking about building a new shop for years — decades, actually.

When we were at the Armstrong IPE this year, we had the pleasure of meeting the team at Elkridge Cabin Co.

We sealed up the ridge cap with foam closures, closed off the gaps where bats were sneaking in, and buttoned up the house tight.

We’ll get you a fast, accurate estimate so you can make the best decision for your horses and your farm.

While most of what we do is full new builds and repairs, we’re also here if you need help on part of your build.

There’s still time before snow load, freezing temps, and ice storms hit. But our schedule is filling up fast with these inspections.

When it comes to your roof, there’s no such thing as “cheap” repairs. You either pay to have it done right the first time… or you pay a whole lot more to fix the mess later.

Can you imagine investing your hard-earned money into a brand-new building—only to have it ripped apart by a windstorm just months later?

We delivered with a 20x26 post frame garage that gave them back peace of mind.

If you wait even a few weeks, your “before-winter project” will turn into a during-winter nightmare.

They didn’t choose us because we were the cheapest—far from it. They chose us because we’ll be here tomorrow, next year, and five years from now.

He didn’t call a contractor. He didn’t want a general builder. In fact, he and his family had made a clear decision: no more dealing with folks who’d just say, “tear it down.”

We get this question all the time: "How long does it take to get a permit? How soon can we start building?"