The FBi Blog

Information that gives you insight into post-frame construction and in making your building project a success.

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By: Angie Dobson
September 20th, 2018

Our new and improved online design tool helps you take the guesswork out of choosing the right building size and location for your business, garage or farming operation. Not only are you able to design you own custom post frame building, you can also determine window and door placements and exterior finishing options.

Posts | Building Tips

By: Angie Dobson
September 18th, 2018

Have you been tossing around the idea of post-frame construction? You know you need a new hobby barn or farm shop but maybe you’re waiting until the time is right (or the cash flow is on hand). Which isn’t a bad idea...it’s never good to rush something. I’m sure you’ve started doing (or have even completed) your research. Maybe you’re looking for a post-frame company with years of experience, or maybe you want to find a company that’s part of the Midwest.

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By: Angie Dobson
September 12th, 2018

The World Wide Web has drastically changed our lives since its inception in 1989. Nowadays, we rely on technology for so much. Think about it...we’re always online in some way or another.

Posts | Building Tips | Financing

By: Angie Dobson
September 10th, 2018

Congratulations! You’ve finally decided to move forward with your pole barn building project. You know what size you want, you know what colors you’re going to choose, and you even know what the interior is going to look like.

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By: Angie Dobson
September 5th, 2018

Building a post frame building takes a lot of time, commitment, and dedication on the buyer’s end. There’s a lot of moving parts and pieces that go into the decision-making process, such as:

Posts | Building Tips | Cost

By: Angie Dobson
August 22nd, 2018

Here at FBi Buildings, we have a daily influx of customers calling or sending messages via webchat asking, “How much does a pole barn cost?” This is a great question, but, unfortunately, there is no black and white answer. It's been over one year since COVID-19 became a global pandemic, and the reduced labor forces are still being felt. We all know that when you have supply issues, demand issues also start to rise.