Interior

• Door Installation/Replacement
  As you plan to build, start by measuring the space, clear any obstacles, including, rocks, trees and debris. The area will need to be leveled which can be manually done or with a backhoe. Once you’ve prepped the area, it’s time to start your pole barn construction DIY project! Dig your post holes 4-5 feet deep, mix your concrete and get your poles placed. Next, add the support beams, then add the trusses. Now for the fun part. Add the siding, and the roof then doors & windows. Oh hey there, you’ve built a pole barn! Congrats!
• Framing
  Once you’ve made your list, you can hitch up the trailer or take your pick-up down to your local home improvement store. Foundation or footers always come first using concrete footing. It’s best to use the treated and rot resistant posts for your pole barn framing verticals. As you frame the building, you’ll be creating wood trusses along with 2×4’s and 2×12’s. Be sure to buy all the hardward for your DIY project.
• Skylight Repair/Replacement
  The truth is that skylights require maintenance. Unlike the rest of your pole building, which is virtually maintenance free, skylights may need to be re-caulked every 3-5 years to prevent leakage. You should be aware that if you insulate the roof of your building, skylights should not be used.

Construction

• New Construction

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
  Yes. National Barn can customize your building to fit your needs within certain boundaries. We can build wall heights of 10′, 12′, 14′, 16′ and 18′. We can build any width up to 60′ and any length imaginable. We allow the customer to select the options that they desire and determine the location for all door and windows, as long as the structural integrity of the building is not jeopardized.
• Siding
  For the roof and siding, metal is typically the choice to complete the building. There are also pole barn kits for purchase, so be sure you check the inventory and make sure all is there before building your pole barn.
• Porches
  You’ll first start by making a list of the purpose of the barn or building. Sketching a rough draft really helps as you’ll think of all the things you’ll be using the building for which will help you decide the size and building options you’ll need. This includes adding doors and windows and any overhangs you’ll want for the barn. At last you can decide on the aesthetics like colors wainscoting, porches and any other decorative items.

General

• Insulation
  Yes. National Barn Company can provide material kits for any size building. Detailed construction drawings are available for construction assistance. Factory built trusses are available to eliminate the task of constructing the trusses on site. National Barn has insulation, walk doors, windows, vents, cupolas, horse stalls and all the hardware and accessories that you will need to construct your building.