Pole barn - a term that we have been familiar with since 1958. A term that we commonly use interchangeably with post frame building. A term that will always be used by our customers.

Building a pole barn is a big decision. Arguably, a bigger decision is how to design your pole barn. Lately, your spare time has consisted of scrolling through online galleries for inspiration. You didn’t realize how well some paint colors pair up, making it harder to narrow down your options.

Winter is here, and Midwesterners know just how unpredictable it can be—sunny one day, snow-covered the next. While meteorologists and The Old Farmer’s Almanac try to predict it, no one can guarantee a mild season. Some dread the cold; others enjoy the snow. However, we can all agree: high energy bills are never welcome.

Building Your Post-Frame Project with Confidence: Why FBi Buildings is Different

Building a pole barn has been a goal of yours for quite some time. You already have acreage set aside to construct one of the following post-frame buildings:

Your post-frame construction project is complete. The 80' x 120' farm shop is the perfect building size for storing heavy machinery (e.g., combine, tractor, planter, and skid steer). Fast forward to 15+ years worth of planting and harvesting seasons. Your post-frame building has worked hard for you, allowing you to move farm equipment in and out quickly.