Questions, answered.

Residential, agricultural and commercial post-frame buildings: garages, shops, horse barns, animal shelters, implement sheds, storage sheds, RV storage, pool houses, pavilions, barndominium homes and commercial buildings.

Yes. Every building we put up is roofed and sided in steel, and we also put new metal roofs and siding on houses, barns, garages and commercial buildings.

A pole barn, also called a pole building or post-frame building, is framed with large posts that carry the roof, so the walls don’t have to. That allows wide, open floors without interior walls, and it’s why the same frame works for a garage, a horse barn, a shop or a home.

Yes. We build barndominiums, which are post-frame homes, and traditional homes on a block foundation or basement with 2x6 stud walls.

Yes. Our free online 3D designer lets you set the size, roof, colors, doors, porches and lean-tos, then send the design to us for a free quote.

Yes. Every pole building we put up is rated for the snow load your region typically requires. Our county pages list the design criteria each county publishes.

Yes. Post-frame buildings extend well with more bays or lean-tos. If you think you’ll grow, tell us at the start and we’ll plan the layout, doors and roof so an addition fits cleanly.

Yes. We manage permits from start to finish. Homes typically take 3 to 5 months to permit depending on the county, while garages and agricultural buildings usually move faster.

Almost always, yes. In Delaware, Kent County requires a permit for a pole building of any size, Sussex County for all construction and New Castle County for accessory buildings outside towns. Maryland counties each set their own rules, farm buildings often get a lighter track, and towns can add a step. We check what applies to your address and handle the permit.

Most of the wait is the permit. Homes usually take 3 to 5 months to permit, depending on the county, and garages and farm buildings move faster. One customer told us his 60 by 40 building was done three months after a January start.

Often, yes, with extra steps. Flood zones and, in Maryland, the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area add rules about where and how a building can go. We check the maps for your property before anything is drawn.

It depends on the size, height, doors, concrete, site work, permits and finishes. Every building is priced from its own drawings, so the most useful number is a free quote for yours.

Yes. Call 302-399-4420 or request a quote online and we’ll put together drawings and a free estimate.

Yes. Our partner HFS Financial offers personal home-improvement loans that need no home equity, and checking your rate is only a soft credit check.

Payment draws are listed in your contract. The final payment is due once the building is complete and the county’s final inspection is done.

Every project is backed by our 5-year workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer warranties on the materials we use.

The office, at 302-399-4420. We built it, so we’re the ones to call.