Pole Barn Kits Georgia

Pole barns make beautiful homes, shops, barns, garages, and commercial buildings. When building a pole barn, there are multiple things to consider. The first thing to consider is the purpose of your barn. Will your pole barn be used for agricultural use, a garage, or living quarters? The next important consideration is the overall size of your new pole barn. The height and width of your building is very important and greatly affects the number of bays you have in the pole building. Other important aspects of your pole barn are the material of your roof, types and numbers of windows and doors, as well as insulation. Acquiring all of this information will greatly help during the design phase of your new pole building.

1. Pole Barn End-Use

The very first thing to consider when building a pole building is the end-use. What are you looking to use your pole barn for? It you are looking to build a pole barn home, then you will need to make sure that the building fits your floor plan. If you are looking to building a horse barn, you will need to make sure the building has plenty of space and enough bays to house your horses. If you are looking to build a garage or workshop, you need to consider if you want a one-story or two-story garage. Also, you need to consider the number of garage doors and the size you wish to have installed. The good news is that our team is here to help you make all the tough decisions during the design stages of your project.

2. Pole Barn Sizes

The size of your pole barn is essential to the end-use. It is also important that the size meets local requirement and restrictions. Unrestricted areas, allow you to build whatever you want. One important thing to consider when building a pole barn is the current use and possible future use. You may only need a 30x30 pole barn today, but may want a 40x40 tomorrow. We assure you it is much cheaper to build the right size the first time.

3. Choosing the right roofing material

Another beautiful part of pole barns is their customizability. You can literally install just about any roofing material you can think of. Popular roofing materials for barn homes are standing seam roofs. Although, regular shingles can be installed as well. We recommend materials that hide screws, this may prevent future leaks.

4. Pole Barn Kit Accessories

When considering accessories, you have to think of windows and doors. Location is essential during the planning process. If you choose not to use windows and doors it is still essential to plan for proper ventilation.

5. Pole Building Location

The location of your pole barn is essential for many reasons. You need to choose a relatively even location unless you will be building an elevated pole barn. You also want to consider a location that has good water drainage. The last think you want is for your building to be sitting in water. You also might want to make sure you keep your barn away from dangerous trees that could possibly fall and damage your building during a strong storm.

6. Building Permitting

Acquiring the right permitting for your building is essential if required. We recommend you check with your local Georgia permitting office to check if permits are required. Some HOAs may also have restrictions. We recommend you acquire your pole barn permits before ordering your building.

7. DIY or Not?

Yes, we sell pole barn kits made to DIY. Also yes, we can save you the hassle and build the pole barn for you. We are experts at pole barn construction and provide warranties on our projects. So if you want a guaranteed end product and some peace of mind than contact our construction team today.

When it comes to Georgia Pole Barn Construction, we can walk you through every step of the way. We love designing and building pole barns and enjoy the smile the completed building puts on the face of our customers. Contact our team today and start planning your pole barn project.