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Before you venture into the process of ordering a new pole barn kit, be sure you know what to expect. You will want to know the cost, quality of materials, if engineers create the pole barn system, the projected lifespan of the building and your property values, and if a local contractor can deliver the best option.
You’ll first need to know if you could afford building a new pole ...
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You’ll be more than surviving in a new hobby barn, especially one set up to store old muscle cars. You see, older cars are more independent. Moreover, in the mid-1900s, people who worked on their own cars were cool. These muscle cars were kept in immaculate condition – most often.
But we came into a different era. Car companies added in extras, like safety belts and eventually electronic systems. Electronic systems can ...
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‘Tis the season to pull out your ice skates. Do you want an ice-skating rink? Both open pole barns and enclosed pole buildings would accommodate any up-and-coming Olympian. Why not get fresh air all year using the recreation and sport of gliding across an ice surface on skates. Keep reading to see how it all started.
Pole barns and metal buildings share construction methods but they differ in a few ways. If you plan to construct a house, or commercial or ranch building, learn about the methods of construction and materials.
First, post frame buildings or pole barns utilize wood frame building systems. Usually the walls of the building surround wooden posts. These posts or poles are sunken into the ground or anchored onto a concrete foundation. They ...
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If you would like to add a detached garage to your property, listen up. Start with preliminary investigations. Look up the neighborhood covenants and restrictions. Look into the zoning. And talk to your financial advisor or banker. Once you have a basic understanding of the possibilities, you will have the confidence to proceed. You will not be spinning your wheels or backtracking out of a tricky situation later.
When you decide to take the leap open your own auto shop, talk to us at Sapphire Construction, Inc. We’ll take your vision of a new custom commercial shop with office up a notch. You’ll have a comfortable place to work and to train an apprentice. It’s a good time to start with the “I Make America” movement of trade-workers and join Mike Rowe as a cheerleader for both ...
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Post frame construction helps public schools, private schools, and colleges cut costs and time for new buildings. Similarly, gymnastic and ballet schools, golf schools, Tae Kwon Do academies, and other extracurricular activities also thrive in post-frame buildings. So do churches and charter schools.
School needs vary. One starts from the ground while another needs to add a building. Our solutions address every situation. We design custom school buildings with post frame construction to solve ...
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Dairy buildings come in all shapes and sizes, and producers’ needs change over time. That’s why we infuse our projects with creativity. Let’s say you have a small herd of dairy cows. Are you trying to grow your dairy? Here’s a dairy farm that began with a dairy barn for 500 dairy cows. Now three decades later, they teamed up with Lester Buildings for this huge freestyle barn that accommodates 8500 head.
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Where in Colorado can you go for the best quality pole barn kits? Try Sapphire Construction, Inc. in Castle Rock. Our architects, designers, builders, and engineers take pole barns up a level. We’ll sit down with you to create your custom pole barn in the size and shape, and with the options and function that you need.
We know Colorado barns need to withstand all kinds of weather conditions. And you can bet your ...
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Did you know pole building design makes it much easier to put up new fire station buildings. And to mount quick response to forest fires, we need our rural fire stations near the Colorado forestlands. Proud and strong, metal fire stations provide for equipment storage and training outposts along the Front Range.
Fires causes by heavy spring rains and subsequent growth, carelessness, arson, lightning, and wind have become quite a threat to communities build ...
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