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Finished two-bay metal pole barn with both roll-up doors open and a new concrete apron

Pole barns

Pole barns and outbuildings

Open-sided shelters and enclosed buildings for equipment, vehicles and storage, built on set posts with trusses, metal panels and roll-up doors.

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Pole barns, done the carpenter's way.

A pole barn starts with posts set in the ground and ends with a building that has to stand up to Florida wind and rain for a long time. In between come the trusses, the purlins and girts, the metal roofing and wall panels, the trim, and the doors you open every day.

The buildings shown on this page are Coastline Innovations work: open-sided shelters over a fresh slab, and enclosed two-bay buildings with roll-up doors and a walk-in door.

Building options

Open-sidedA roof on posts for shade and weather cover: equipment, vehicles, a work area.
EnclosedMetal walls, roll-up doors and a walk-in door for secure storage.
Doors and openingsRoll-up doors sized to what you are parking, plus walk-in doors.

What to decide early

  • Use: vehicles, equipment, a workshop or storage decides the size, height and doors.
  • Site: access for concrete and materials, drainage and setbacks from property lines.
  • Permits: outbuildings usually need a building permit and plans that meet local wind requirements.
  • Power and light: decide before walls go up if you want outlets or lighting inside.

Coastline Innovations projects

Two-bay pole barn with roll-up doors open
Two-bay pole barn with roll-up doors open
Inside an enclosed pole barn: trusses and metal walls
Inside an enclosed pole barn: trusses and metal walls
Pole barn with both roll-up doors closed
Pole barn with both roll-up doors closed
Side of the pole barn with a walk-in door
Side of the pole barn with a walk-in door
Concrete slab poured under an open pole barn frame
Concrete slab poured under an open pole barn frame
Open-sided pole barn over a finished slab
Open-sided pole barn over a finished slab

Questions

Pole barns FAQ

What size pole barn do I need?

Start with what goes inside. Measure the vehicles or equipment, add room to walk around them and open doors, and tell us in the estimate form. Brad will help settle the final size.

Open or enclosed?

Open-sided buildings cost less and work well for shade and cover. Enclosed buildings add security and keep wind-driven rain out.

What about the slab?

Every building needs the right base under it. Tell us about your site in the estimate form and Brad will talk through the slab and apron with you.

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Property repairs and maintenance

The repairs and upkeep that protect what you already have, handled by a carpenter who notices the small things before they become big ones.

Ready to talk pole barns?

Send a few details and photos, or call Brad directly. Estimates are free.

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