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Steel ag buildings for working ranches
Machine sheds, hay storage, calving barns and shops sized to your equipment and built to take a central Montana winter.
Built for the operation
Ag & shop building types
Machine & equipment sheds
Wide door openings and clear spans for combines, tractors, swathers and trailers.
Hay & feed storage
Open-sided or three-sided hay barns that keep bales dry and are easy to get a loader in and out.
Calving & livestock barns
Sheltered space for calving season, with options for ventilation, light panels and pens.
Heated shops
Insulated shops with overhead doors and walk doors, room for a bench, a lift or a welding bay.
Lean-tos & add-ons
Add covered space to a new building, or plan a lean-to you can add later.
Grain & commodity storage
Enclosed storage buildings for bagged or bulk materials. Tell us what you're storing and how.
Steel vs. wood post-frame
Why ranchers look at steel
- Steel framing won't rot at the ground line
- Clear-span options with no interior posts
- Frame designed for your site's snow and wind loads
- Steel won't warp, split or attract termites
Every site and budget is different. We'll talk through steel framing, door sizes and sidewall options for the way you work.
Planning checklist
- Largest piece of equipment (width & height)
- Open, three-sided or enclosed?
- Heated or cold?
- Door count and sizes
- Power and water at the site?
- Drifting snow and prevailing wind
- Site access for a semi
- Foundation: slab, piers or not decided
Options
Ag & shop options
- Overhead / roll-up doors
- Sliding doors
- Walk doors
- Insulation packages
- Wainscot
- Open or partial sidewalls
- Lean-tos
- Light panels
- Ventilation
- Gutters
- Interior rooms & offices
- Color selections
We'll price your building from size, doors, sidewalls and delivery location.
Ready to price your building?
Tell us about your site, size and timeline. We'll get back to you with options and pricing for your exact building, delivered to your site.