FBi Buildings pole barn

The beauty of post-frame construction is its design flexibility to meet your pole barn needs long after it’s completed. In fact, it’s not uncommon to renovate an existing post-frame building for a new purpose.

For example, farmers upgrade their cold storage building into an insulated farm shop. Homeowners transform their basic pole barn garage into a man cave. We’ve even had customers convert their tool shed into a barndominium!

As you can imagine, these renovation projects are complex. You’re altering the original floor plan and intended use, which requires additional building materials and subsequent design loads (i.e., extra weight).

Discover if this renovation project is the right fit for you by downloading our FREE “Adding Pole Barn Interior Finishes” checklist.

When you repair or renovate your existing pole barn with us, you receive the same quality building materials and extensive warranty coverage as our New Construction customers.

Best of all, our dedicated Repair & Renovation Experts have the knowledge, resources and manpower to extend any post-frame building’s useful life or reconfigure it for a new purpose. It doesn’t matter who built the original structure!

About FBi Buildings

FBi Buildings is a Midwest post-frame construction company building pole barns in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Founded in 1958, FBi Buildings has constructed 20,000+ farm shops, commercial businesses, residential buildings, and horse barns.

 

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