Ohio Barn Builders
Building a barn or barn home in Ohio requires expert knowledge and professional assistance, and DC Builders makes it entirely possible to create a barn suited for Ohio’s topography and weather conditions. With over two decades of experience, we offer custom design, framing and installation, and timber frame services nationwide. Our talented in-house design team works closely with you to craft the perfect barn for your location, budget, and needs. For design inspiration, our sister company, DC Structures, provides customizable pre-engineered barn and barn home kits.
Explore Barn and Barn Home Kits From DC Structures
Ready to get started on your barn project? Our sister company DC Structures offers an extensive line of pre-engineered barn and barn home kits to help you begin your journey. DC Structures ships complete design and materials packages all over the nation for construction by an approved general contractor, making it easy for you to jumpstart your project in no time. Learn more about how we work with them below!
Daggett, Michigan
This 60′ x 64′ post and beam structure features a heavy-duty main level with five garage doors for heavy equipment access and storage.
Bend, Oregon
This gorgeous apartment barn has an elevated bottom level to accommodate RV storage and an open concept living area on the second floor.
Newnan, Georgia
This Southern barn home boasts a stunning open concept kitchen and living space. You would never know horses live downstairs!
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The topography of Ohio is variable, depending on the location within the state. Near the southern part of the state, the Appalachian Mountains may elevate the land. The state borders West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Michigan and Indiana. Due to the variable topography, working with professionals who understand the best way to handle the project is essential for the creation of a new barn.
Beyond the topography, Ohio has varying weather conditions. Snowfall is a regular part of winter, particularly in the northern parts of the state. A barn or barn house must be able to withstand the cold weather conditions and the potentially heavy snowfall. By selecting sturdy materials and providing the appropriate insulation, animals in the barn are safe during the harshest winter weather.
