Working barns for working land: hay storage, livestock shelter, feed rooms and equipment bays that make farm days easier.
Farm buildings have a simple job: protect what you grow, store and raise. Hay barns need airflow to prevent heating and mold, livestock shelters need ventilation and drainage, and equipment bays need doors big enough for the machines you own now and the ones you may buy later.
We design open-front, enclosed and multi-use agricultural barns with durable metal roofs and siding, tough floors and layouts that match your workflow. Tennessee has agricultural rules that can affect permit requirements, and we help you understand how they apply to your property.
Layouts for hay, livestock, feed and equipment.
Airflow protects hay, animals and metal.
Openings sized for tractors, balers and trucks.
Metal roofing and wall panels stand up to hard use.
Post-frame is an efficient way to cover a lot of space.
We explain how agricultural exemptions may apply.
Every look has its own page with materials, care and ideas.
Material & finishR-Panel & Exposed-FastenerThe tough, economical workhorse of barn roofs and walls: corrugated and R-panel metal, screwed down with rubber washers.See the look 
Material & finishPosts & TrussesThe skeleton of a pole barn: laminated or solid posts, engineered trusses, girts and purlins that carry the…See the look 
Design styleClassic Red BarnBarn red walls, crisp white trim, X-brace doors and a gambrel or gable roof: the look everyone recognizes…See the look 
Material & finishSliding & Overhead DoorsBig black sliding doors with X-braces, insulated sectional overheads and walk doors that fit the way you work.See the look Enter your tallest and widest equipment and get the door size, eave height and bay depth you need.
We talk about what you want to build, walk the land with you and answer questions.
We measure, stake the footprint and check slope, drainage, access and setbacks.
You see drawings, colors and a clear, itemized proposal, and we refine it with you.
We prepare permit drawings, then clear, grade and set a stable pad.
Posts, trusses, roofing, siding, doors and finishing by one crew, with a tidy site.
We walk the finished building with you, explain care and leave you with a barn you will love.
It depends on the county and on whether the property is a working farm. Tennessee law gives qualifying agricultural buildings special treatment, and we help you find out how it applies.
Provide airflow, keep the floor dry and store hay off bare ground.
Yes. Post-frame buildings are easy to extend.
Yes, with separate bays and good door planning.
Equipment & Storage BarnsGet the tractor, the mower and the trailer out of the rain with a storage barn sized for…Explore 
Site Prep & ClearingThe foundation of a good barn is a good site: clearing, grading, drainage and a stable, level pad.Explore 
Slabs & FoundationsSlabs, piers and footings built to carry the load: smooth floors, strong edges and a base that stays…Explore 
Additions & ExpansionsNeed more room? We extend existing barns with lean-tos, extra bays and loft space, matching what you already…Explore Tell us a little about your property and we will be in touch quickly.
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