Montana 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
Ready to get started on your custom barn build? Our sister company DC Structures offers a full line of pre-engineered barn and barn home kits that clients can either use as design inspiration or as the starting point for their dream homes. DC Structures can ship complete design and materials packages anywhere in the U.S., allowing you to kickstart your project in no time. Browse their prefabricated barn and barn home designs below!
Arlington, Washington
This impressive Washington state horse barn has 12 stalls, a tack room, hayloft and two jumbo cupolas to give it that classic barn look.
West Linn, Oregon
The West Linn, Oregon Tumwater Barrel House is a community wine storage center, tasting room and event space.
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 Montana
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Covering 147,046 square miles, Montana is the fourth largest state, but the third least populated state. Known as Big Sky Country, Montana became a state in 1889. Home to Glacier National Park, Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, and three of the five entrances to Yellowstone National Park. The name Montana comes from the Spanish word, montaña, meaning mountain and mountainous. With 77 named ranges that are part of the Rocky Mountains, the state has an average elevation of 3,400 feet. The economy of Montana is based off services such as ranching, wheat farming, coal and oil mining, lumber, and tourism.
