post-frame buildings

It’s time to talk building foundations. When you build a commercial building, ag building, or one for your home or horses, there are different types of foundations and post-frame buildings give you flexibility in what you use. Post-frame construction is an attractive, economical and long-lasting option for many types of buildings. A favorite for barn […]

Post-frame construction has received a higher level of acclaim in the building industry in recent years. This is largely due to the innovative and flexible design, reduced construction times, and lower finished cost-per-square- foot.

When the winter months roll around, most construction stops. That’s because the cold temperatures can be detrimental to the concrete curing process.

Thinking about a new building for business or home use? Need a commercial building but want green, environmentally friendly components? A Post-frame building can serve your needs!

Post frame building construction isn’t necessarily a new form of construction. In actuality, it’s been in use for centuries, particularly along coastlines where shelters needed to be elevated above the water level. But it certainly has evolved and developed in the procedures and materials used to become a leading building construction style today.

One of the key values of post frame construction is the flexible design and function that it offers. If you’re not familiar with the core components of a post frame building, they include the following:

Whether you’re a business owner in Indiana seeking more space for your inventory, a farmer in Ohio wanting room for your tractors and tools, or a property owner in Michigan needing a place for your rugged winter toys, you’ll want to seriously consider post-frame construction.

The restaurant business is a hectic, all-day affair in which you and your staff are bustling about all day, catering to the needs of your valued customers. Before they even taste the food, they have to walk into your restaurant building – it has to be attractive, sturdy and have enough room for your customers […]

Post frame construction is a type of structure that’s been in use for centuries. Long poles made from tree trunks were sunk into the ground and used as frame members and roof supports. The rest of the structure was then built around these sunken poles.

Your need for a pole building is likely driven by a need to store and protect important equipment and supplies from the elements. Whether you own a business, farm, or just have a large yard, a pole building is versatile, flexible, and adaptable to your particular needs. Some people simply need a large, protected space […]