Pole Building Services You'll Need For A New Outbuilding On Your Land

Pole Building Services You'll Need For A New Outbuilding On Your Land

22 September 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog


If you want to build an RV garage, barn, or other large outbuilding, consider choosing a pole building. These are constructed differently from a traditional building frame, so they can be built faster. They also provide more open spaces in the building, which is ideal for a barn or garage. You can work with a pole building contractor to design and build your new building just like you want it. Here are some pole-building services you'll need.

Building Design

Pole buildings can be simple farm storage barns, or they can be attractive enough to use as a home. You'll want to work with a contractor to design the building you want based on how you need to use the building, how you want to utilize interior space, and how you want the exterior of the building to look. You'll also need to know the dimensions of the building so the designer can create building plans for your project.

Material Supplies

A pole building contractor will provide all the materials needed for your building once you've chosen the roofing and siding materials you want to use. They'll need wood components for building the structure of your building and metal roofing and siding. They'll also need doors, windows, and an overhead door according to your specifications. Pole barn materials often come in kits that contain everything needed for the building construction.

Construction Services

A small pole barn is fairly simple to build, so you might want to attempt building a small shed or barn yourself along with help from friends. However, if you need a large outbuilding, then hiring a pole-building contractor is probably the best choice.

A pole barn is a simple construction, although building it requires skill and hard work. The building rests on poles that are sunk into the ground and held securely with concrete. The roof rests on the poles. The walls and floor are optional. If you need to save money, you may want to leave out the walls and floor, but if you want a secure building, then you'll want walls with siding and a slab floor.

Some finishing touches you may want for your pole building depending on how you intend to use it are electricity and plumbing. Plumbing might not be necessary, but you'll probably want electricity for lights and power tools.

Since a pole building isn't as complicated to build as a traditional building, it can be completed quicker and for a lower cost. A pole building could be the perfect choice no matter what size you need or what you want to use the building for.

For more information, contact a company such as Hammer Time Construction LLC.