Whether you call it a barndominium or shouse, one thing is clear: the popular trend of building a pole barn with living quarters shows no signs of fading.

As the temperature rises, the sound of a loud throttle can be heard outside. With motorcycle season approaching, you may need to stop by a nearby Harley Davidson store for an oil change. Alternatively, you might pass by a Harley dealership while on a Sunday ride in a different city.

Quonset huts have existed since the 1950s and were originally known for their long life and simplicity.

Whether you are looking to build a pole barn home in Kentucky, a horse barn with stalls and a riding arena, or just a hobby shop with a wrap-around porch you can barbecue on, you probably have been pondering the same question, “How much does it cost to build a pole barn?”. While we wish we could give you a black-and-white answer, we’ll ask you, “What are you looking to build?” Each project is unique, and factors can increase or decrease the price.

As a Midwest pole barn builder, we're all too familiar with Mother Nature's unpredictable behavior. Sudden and severe weather can materialize out of thin air, posing a threat to your post-frame building:

Whether you are looking to build a small horse stable for your kids' 4-H horses or you are an experienced equestrian who wants to expand your facility to a riding arena with horse stalls, you might be asking yourself the question, “Who builds horse barns in Ohio?” Several reputable companies in Ohio specialize in building equine pole barns. These companies have years of experience working with horses and understand the unique needs of horse owners. They can help you design and construct a barn that is not only functional but also safe and comfortable for your horses.