Shops | Barns | Garages

There’s something that’s become way too common in the construction industry—whether it’s a one-man contractor or a massive government project—budget overruns.

One farmer we work with even gave their skid steer a name: “The Orange Cow.” Why? Because it caused more destruction than any animal on the farm.

The big companies bank on you focusing on their low starting price — and only discovering the real cost when you’re too far in to turn back.

Your building permit and your electrical permit are two different animals. We’ll handle the building permit; your electrician will handle the electrical permit.

And that’s exactly the problem: an estimate is not a price. It’s a guess. And a poor one at that.

If you’re ready to take on your own build, but want to do it smart and do it right—this is for you.

Steel pilings in rocky soil? Solid choice—especially if engineered right and tied securely to the precast walls.

They had mentioned it to us in passing, but nothing serious. Instead, they went with some friends who said they could start right away and do it for cheap.

Have you ever thought, "Hey, I’ve got my own logs. I’ve got a mill. Can I just mill my own posts or beams and use them in my building?"

The customer told us something we hear a lot. He said what made him call us—and not someone else—was that we specialize.

Was it engineered? No. It was better—built from years of firsthand knowledge and a commitment to never cut corners when it comes to safety or longevity.

So let me ask you: What do you need us to rebuild?

One of the most common questions we get is: “Should I use an exposed fastener metal roof or a hidden fastener like Snap-Lok?”

You know the building needs to get started. Reach out to us and let's get that project built.

We turned a hay shed in dire need of repair into a structure that looks and functions like new—all while saving our client a significant amount of money.

When was the last time you checked the posts on your old pole barn for rot or decay?

If you’re thinking about a new build, we offer complete design packages—from initial concepts to full engineering—at a range of price points to fit your budget.

Here is your 7-point pre-approval checklist. This is going to help you make sure you have no surprises, whether you’re working with us or you’re working with another contractor.

We got a call from a homeowner whose foundation had sunk a shocking eight inches.

What if getting your next building project designed and completely priced — even down to sub-trades and earthwork — was as simple as writing a check?