Shops | Barns | Garages

3 options you can add to your building to improve it

It took three cranes to get this roof up

By pouring after the building is up, we ensure your slab turns out smoother, stronger, and more durable.

There are a couple of ways to get that extra covered space.

If you’ve got bedrock on your property, there’s no need to stress.

if you haven’t updated that number in the last five years, you’re probably underinsured.

Steel buildings aren’t fireproof—steel melts and collapses.

If you’ve been on the fence about getting something lined up for this summer, now’s the time to pull the trigger.

If you’re thinking about fencing or need help building out your acreage, give us a shout. We’d love to help.

No extra fees for coordination—just a well-run project from foundation to finish.

A bigger building means you have room to grow, stay organized, and get the most out of your investment for years to come.

One thing I always recommend when building a shop or garage is adding a concrete apron out front.

For most shops, barns, and hangars, post-frame gives you way more flexibility, a better finish, and fewer surprises on price.

If your roof is on its last legs, don’t wait until you’ve got rotting plywood underneath.

We replaced almost all the posts and put them on a TechnoMetal screw pile foundation, giving this arena another 50-100 years of life. Then w

Best siding option for the interior and exterior of your shop

Avoid using OSB and metal roofing together. Installing strapping can be more cost effective

We can fix any leaking roof with simple repairs before any problems worsen

Getting a quick and accurate quote for your 3D design project

Replacing posts instead of tearing down an old building saves money, is faster, and doesn't require permits