Pole Barn Builder In Logan Utah

At this time, we don’t directly offer in-house financing. However,  customers may secure funding through local banks, credit unions, or agricultural lenders that are familiar with construction loans for pole barns, shops, and outbuildings. We’re happy to point you in the right direction and provide any plans, estimates, or documentation your lender may require to move the process along smoothly.

Yes. In most Utah and Idaho jurisdictions, structures over 200 sq ft require a building permit and inspections. However, both states provide agricultural exemptions in certain cases. In Utah, pole barns or other buildings used solely for agricultural purposes and not for human occupancy may be exempt if they meet state definitions and local land requirements (read more here). Idaho law also allows agricultural buildings on land actively used for farming or ranching to be exempt from building code permits, though many counties still require a site or zoning permit.

Even if the structure itself is exempt, separate permits may still be needed for plumbing, electrical, or mechanical work. The best way to confirm whether your project qualifies is to contact your city or county planning or building department, since local interpretations and requirements vary.

A pole barn typically lasts 50 to 60 years but can exceed 100 with high quality work, materials, and maintenance.

Yes, we are not just pole barn builders. We build just about any type of post frame building including barndominiums with whatever custom interior you'd like.

Post frame construction uses large posts spaced far apart as the main structural support, while stick-built construction uses closely spaced studs on a continuous foundation.

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