NEW CONSTRUCTION

A newly built barn offers the perfect combination of function, efficiency, and long-term value. Unlike older structures, a new barn is custom-designed to fit your exact needs—whatever they may be!

From breaking ground, all the way to the finish line we will work as hard as possible to make your expectations reality.

  • Breaking Ground

    There are many things to consider when beginning construction here are a few of our main concerns before we break ground on any new construction project.

    Define Purpose & Use
     Discuss how the barn will be used—livestock, storage, events, or other—and tailor size and layout accordingly.

    Assess Site Conditions
     Review land features, drainage, access, and soil. Make sure utilities are available or plan for alternatives.

    Check Zoning & Permits
     Ensure the project complies with zoning laws, and secure all required building and environmental permits.

    Finalize Design & Materials
     Choose a barn style and materials that fit the use and local climate. Plan for features like doors, windows, and ventilation.

    Confirm Budget
     Create a clear cost breakdown, including site work and potential upgrades. Verify payment plans with the customer.

    Review Contracts
     Use a detailed contract covering scope, payments, timeline, and warranties. 

    Set a Project Schedule
     Build a realistic timeline, accounting for weather or material availability delays.

    Plan Site Logistics & Safety
     Coordinate staging areas, material delivery, and safe working zones—especially around animals or crops.

    Coordinate Utilities
     Organize service hookups (electric, water, etc.) and consider future needs like plumbing or solar readiness.

    Maintain Communication
     Set regular updates and site check-ins to keep the customer informed and involved throughout the process.

  • Finish Line

    When approaching the finish line with new construction it is best to address all the necessary items that deserve a final touch of attention. Here are some of the items that we feel are best to account for when approaching the finish line of your new barn.

    Complete Final Inspections

    Schedule and pass all required building and safety inspections.
    Make sure the barn fully complies with building codes and permit terms.

    Create and Complete a Punch List

    Do a final walkthrough with the client.
    List any last tasks—like paint touch-ups, hardware fixes, or minor adjustments—and complete them before handoff.

    Test All Systems

    Check that lighting, electrical, water, ventilation, and any mechanical systems work properly and safely.

    Clean and Finalize the Site

    Clear out tools, materials, and waste.
    Finish grading and surface prep to ensure proper drainage and safe access.

    Finish Interior and Exterior Details

    Wrap up exterior trim, siding, painting, or staining.
    Complete interior work such as stall builds, shelving, or flooring as planned.

    Walkthrough with the Client

    Show the client how to use and maintain key features of the barn.
    Provide care instructions and any applicable warranties.

    Close Out the Project

    Hand over final documents, permits, plans, and manuals.

    Plan for Follow-Up

    Offer a check-in after a month or two to address any concerns.

    Discuss maintenance needs for all required materials and systems.