Missouri Barn Builders
DC Builders excels in designing and building custom structures that complement their regions, delivering high-end barns and barn-style structures tailored to your needs. Our timber frame and post and beam structures use the highest quality lumber from the Pacific Northwest, ensuring durability and beauty. With over twenty years of experience, we specialize in heavy timber, hybrid, and conventionally framed structures, including horse barns with living quarters, barn homes, wedding barns, and commercial buildings. For clients in Montana and nationwide, we offer custom design, framing, installation, and timber frame and post and beam services to create the perfect building for your property.
Explore Barn and Barn Home Kits From DC Structures
Your barn home journey starts here! Our sister company DC Structures offers dozens of pre-engineered building models that you can tailor and modify to your needs, vision, and property, or use as inspiration for your project. Browse their extensive line of barn and barn home kits below!
Daggett, Michigan
This luxury hunting cabin and barn home has everything you could want in a vacation home, a workshop, bar and RV storage.
Fairplay, Colorado
This beautiful custom barn in Colorado features four horse stalls a tack room and workshop with 1,700 sq. ft. of living space above.
Laramie, Wyoming
This Wyoming apartment barn is completely self sufficient. With solar panels and a septic system this barn owner lives off the grid!
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About Missouri
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Missouri is a large Midwestern state that is both urban and rural. In the central part of the state there are large metropolitan areas that are full of modern buildings. To the south and extreme north of the state the areas are far more rural and focused on farming and animal husbandry. These areas are more likely to have barns and other structures that may need special attention. The state of Missouri is a moderately wet state getting an average of 20 to 40 inches a year depending completely on the wetness of the season. In the winter, temperatures can drop into the teens or single digits while in the summer temperatures rarely exceed 100 degrees.
