Our specialty since day one
Post frame buildings for farms, shops and homes in Iowa and Nebraska
A post frame building (pole barn) uses large wood posts set in the ground or on concrete footings to carry the roof and walls, so the inside stays wide open with few load-bearing walls. It is what we have built since the start.
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What people build
What can you use a post frame building for?
Almost anything that needs a strong roof and open floor space. The jobs we build most:
- Machine sheds and equipment storage
- Cattle barns and livestock housing
- Hay storage and open-front sheds
- Horse barns and facilities
- Shops and garages, heated or cold
- Barndominiums and post-frame homes
- Commercial shops, storage and self-storage
Why post frame
Why is post frame the Midwest favorite?
- Cost-effective
- Typically the most budget-friendly of post frame, steel and EPS.
- Flexible design
- Great for shops, garages, ag buildings and barndominiums.
- Quick build time
- Fewer materials and less site prep mean faster construction.
- Easy to finish
- Simple to insulate and finish for year-round comfort.
Post frame jobs
Post frame buildings we have built
A customer on their new shop
“Put up a new shop and couldn't be more pleased. The salesman and crew were a pleasure to work with. I have dealt with other builders in the past and nothing compares to these guys. They really take pride in their workmanship.”
Questions
Post frame questions
Updated September 2026
What is a post frame building?
A post frame building, often called a pole barn, uses large wood posts set in the ground or on concrete footings to carry the roof and walls. That means few interior load-bearing walls and a wide open inside.
It is the Midwest favorite for machine sheds, livestock barns, shops, garages and barndominiums.
Is post frame cheaper than steel or stick frame?
Post frame is typically the most budget-friendly option of the three, because it uses fewer materials and needs less site prep.
Your final price still depends on size, doors, insulation, concrete and finishes, so we quote each building on its own.
Can a post frame building be insulated and finished?
Yes. Post frame walls are easy to insulate and finish for year-round use, which is why it works for heated shops and barndominiums.
Planning a machine shed, shop or barn?
Tell us what you need and where it goes. A builder will call you back with ideas and a free quote.