Pole Barns are durable, versatile, and used for a wide variety of purposes across commercial, agricultural, and residential properties. Their versatility and durability make them a popular choice for storage, workshops, and animal shelters. At JM Riehl Builders we build our Pole Barns with only top-quality materials, but any structure requires regular maintenance to retain
Pole Barns are incredibly versatile, and many homeowners are surprised to find that a Pole Barn is the solution to their storage needs. Pole Barns come in all shapes and sizes, and at JM Riehl our pole barns are 100% customizable to fit our customers’ needs, style, and budget. Let’s take a look at some
Pole barns are large outdoor storage structures that can be used in a variety of ways, making them a great addition to pretty much any property. Pole barns are made by anchoring verticle posts into the ground and building a frame off of the poles. They typically have metal siding but can be constructed with
Garages make a great addition to any home that doesn’t have one. You’re able to protect your vehicles from inclement weather or easily place lawn equipment and other tools inside through the large doors. You could even turn a garage into a workshop, entertainment area, or office with insulation for climate control. If you’d like
Pole Barns are large storage structures where the weight of the building is supported by posts or poles anchored in the ground instead of resting on a foundation. They have no basement and high ceilings, with the ability to have large egresses between the posts. Here are some common uses for pole barns. Garage Pole
A pole barn is a large storage structure with a high ceiling and no basement, where the weight of the building is supported by posts or poles anchored in the ground instead of resting on a foundation. These types of buildings were popularized in the Great Depression by recycling telephone poles to use as the supports for the post frame, hence the name “Pole Barn.” Pole Barns are stronger against adverse weather because the poles transfer weight directly to the ground. They’re often cheaper and faster to construct than traditional stick frame construction because there is no need to pour a concrete foundation.
