Pole Barn Kits Oregon

Pole Barn Kits are one of the top choices when it comes to construction. The post-frame construction method is not only easy to assemble, but it also allows for interior build-outs to be a breeze. Our pole building kits are often used for pole homes, garages, shops, farm barns, horse barns, storage barns, and more. When building a pole barn kit there are multiple factors to consider. The end-use of your pole barn is important to know for many reasons such as permitting, overall cost, and additional features such as, will it needs electricity, plumbing, etc. The height and width of your pole barn is also important to consider. The larger the barn the more space you will need and the more it will cost. Other important aspects to consider are the details and accessories. What kind of roof would you like, do you want gutters, what kind of windows and doors, etc.? Developing all of this information will greatly help you in the design and planning your pole barn project.

1. Pole Barn End-Use

When building a pole barn, the first thing you should consider is what the overall end use of the barn will be. Essentially, what are you looking to use the barn for? If you have floor plans and are looking to build a pole building home, you will need to make sure the building kit is designed to fit your floor plans. If you are looking to build a large barn for storage or agriculture, you will need to make sure you have plenty of space. Each pole barn is designed with bays. The width of the bays depends on the design of the building and will need to be designed to interact with your end-use fluently. If you are building a pole barn garage, you will need to know how many garage doors you will need and ask yourself if you would like any additional space for a work shop or work area. The good news is that you will not need to come up with all of this on your own, our team is here to assist you through every step of the planning and pole barn building process.

2. Pole Barn Sizes

When building a pole barn, it is important to consider the overall size of your building. It is also important to check with local governing authorities to make sure that you can build the size barn that you are looking to construct. Many people often make the mistake of not building a barn large enough. Pole barns can quickly outlive their intended use, leaving owners wanting more. Don't make this mistake, build a barn that will suit your current needs along with your future needs.

3. Choosing the right roofing material

Every pole barn needs a roof. Luckily, you have many different types of roofing materials to choose from. Like Oregon Metal Buildings, you can always go with a metal roof, which lasts forever, or you can use a shingle roof to be more traditional. The look and style is completely up to you. Whatever you choose, try to use a material that conceals screws to prevent any future leaks.

4. Pole Barn Kit Accessories

When designing your Oregon pole barn kit, don't forget about accessories such as windows, doors, cupolas, and more. The size and location of walk-thru doors and overhead doors are essential in the designing process. The same goes with windows; they must be located in correct areas that will house the accessory. If your build does not have windows or doors, we recommend ventilation such as louvers, ridge vents, or open areas.

5. Pole Building Location

When building a pole barn, choosing the best location is important. You will need a relatively flat area that can be easily graded. That is unless you will have an elevated pole barn. It is also important to make sure the barn is located in an area that has fluent water drainage. The last thing you want is for your building to sit in water and dry-rot. We also recommend that your barn is located away from any trees that may drop large limbs or even blow over during major storms. This can save major headaches in the future.

6. Building Permitting

We highly recommend that you do not order a pole barn until you have acquired permitting. Sadly, people make this mistake when trying to construct pole barns themselves. It is important to check will all local governing authorities to make sure you are allowed to build and meet all requirements for construction.

7. DIY or Not?

For the do-it-your-self pole barn people, we have barn kits for you. All of our kits come with instructions and come as kits ready to assemble. However, if you would like to save the hassle, we offer turnkey building packages as well. Our team are experts at building pole barns and we offer warranties with our construction that you cannot get when erecting on your own. Contact our sales team today for a free consultation.

When it comes to Oregon 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.