Call us or send a message with your project details, ideas, and how you plan to use the space. We start by listening.
AS Construction builds pole barns from Monroe, Indiana to Cincinnati and Toledo, Ohio, using materials and methods we trust. We set treated posts 40 to 42 inches deep in concrete, space them eight feet apart, frame the roof and walls every two feet, and finish with 28- to 29-gauge steel. Whether you need storage, livestock shelter, or a place to live, we make sure your barn lasts.
We build pole barns for:
From the ground up, we use quality materials, proven building methods, and honest workmanship to construct pole barns that stand the test of time. We take pride in doing the job right the first time
The parts that support your barn. Treated wood posts go into the ground, strong fasteners hold the frame together, and our trusses come from a supplier we trust for reliable products.
Indiana and Ohio get heavy rain and strong winds, so we brace the posts and trusses to help your barn stand up to the elements. While no barn is tornado-proof, yours will be built to last.
Rot happens when moisture gets trapped, so we install single bubble insulation under the purlins to keep it out. With treated posts set in concrete, your wood will stay solid for decades.
You do not want a leaking roof over your equipment or finished space. If a leak ever happens, just call us and we will fix it at no cost to you.
Want more than a barn? We handle insulation, kitchens, bathrooms, and full interior work, so your pole barn can become a workshop, an office, or a place to live. Add a cupola on the peak for light and venting if you want a finishing touch.
Paperwork and ground prep can slow down projects, but we handle permits when needed and offer site prep as part of our service. This keeps your project moving and saves you time.
Your barn should fit your life and work, and it should last. From Monroe, Indiana to Cincinnati and Toledo, we build pole barns that go beyond expectations.
with the final price based on size and features. Call us at 260-241-3457 or use our contact form when you are ready to start your project.
With the final price based on size and features.
Call us or send a message with your project details, ideas, and how you plan to use the space. We start by listening.
We review your details, answer your questions, and provide a clear estimate and timeline. There are no surprises later.
The best part is when you walk into your finished building, ready to use for years to come. Park your equipment, open your shop, or move into your new space. It is all yours.
Yes. We brace the posts and trusses so your barn stands up to the hard rain and wind that come through Indiana and Ohio. No structure is tornado-proof, and we are honest about that, but yours is built to hold.
Rot comes from trapped moisture, so we build to keep moisture out. We use single-bubble insulation under the purlins and set treated posts into concrete. Those steps keep your wood sound for the long haul.
Our builds are designed to keep water out, and we back our work with a guarantee against them. If one shows up, call us, and we’ll come fix it at no charge. Storm damage after the build is complete falls under your homeowner’s insurance, and we are upfront about that.
Yes. We finish interiors with insulation, kitchens, bathrooms, and full living areas. Your pole barn can serve as a home, an office, a workshop, or a storage space, and we can add features like a cupola for light and ventilation.
Our pole barns start at $30,000. The final price depends on the building’s size and the features you choose, such as interior finishes or custom add-ons. Reach out for a quote built around your project.
A basic pole barn takes about a week to a week and a half. Larger barns or buildings with interior finishing take longer, and we give you a timeline with your quote so you know what to expect.