Pole barns have a long-established history in Michigan. In agricultural settings such as Saginaw, Mt. Pleasant, Muskegon, and Adrian, pole barns or post frame barns are often used as shelter for livestock or storage for equipment, hay, and grain. But even in less rural areas – Lansing, Ann Arbor, and Flint, for example – pole barns are gaining popularity. That’s because, being inexpensive and versatile, many people adapt them into warehouses, body shops, guest housing, or office spaces.

All it takes to make such adaptations is a few interior upgrades. Standard additions include heat systems, insulation, and air conditioning, but many people take it  a step further and fit their post frame building with concrete or colored
flooring as well as custom doors and windows. With these and other available
options it is possible to transform a pole barn into just about  anything.

But no matter what your project, the most important thing is that your new pole barn be structurally sound. With the blustery snow and ice of Michigan you want to
entrust your livestock, possessions, and loved ones to only the most capable of
hands. Our contractors have years of experience building pole barns and want to
bring their knowledge and expertise to you.

Contact us for a free pole barn quote now by filling out the bid request form to your left. Our contractors will get back to you with a pricing estimate as soon as
possible.