Customer Spotlight: Dan’s Steel Horse Barn
Steel Horse Barns
From carports to garages, workshops to cottages to horse barns– Future Buildings can serve a huge range of steel building needs for our residential customers. Your high-quality steel building horse barn kit can be designed and fabricated to suit your project’s use and customizations including:
Size: There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to a steel horse barn building kit. We can custom manufacture any size of steel building you need to suit your project, large or small.
Style: No matter which building style you prefer for your horse barn, you’ll benefit from our truss-less design that maximizes the interior space of your steel building.
Windows & Doors: You can choose the number of windows and door openings you want for your steel horse barn building, including skylights, man doors, sliding doors and rolling doors.
Location: Each Future Buildings steel building kit is specifically designed and made for your location by our licensed engineers, taking wind, snow and seismic loads and building codes into consideration.
Dan recently installed a steel horse barn structure on his property in Ozark, Missouri – read on to learn a bit about his experience with Future Buildings.
Can you tell us about your building needs for your Future Buildings steel structure?
“We needed storage for equipment and hay for a new horse arena we opened in Missouri called Finnigan Farms. The building’s lifespan and having a solid building were features that were important to us.”
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Did you find the customer support team helpful when working with Future Buildings on your custom steel building project?
“We worked with the team quite often with construction of our first Future Buildings structure. It was a great process from order to delivery – Tim Belanger has become a go-to guy when looking for information on purchasing new buildings.”
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Can you tell us a bit about the installation process? What would you tell someone who is considering purchasing a Future Buildings steel building, but is nervous about DIY installation?
“We were a little nervous about putting the steel building up, but it turned out to be a fairly easy process.
There were 2-4 people assisting during parts of the installation process and it took about 2 weeks to complete altogether.
It was easier than predicted, although we did find keeping the building square during erection more challenging than we anticipated.
My advice would be to read the instructions and call Future Buildings’ support with any questions.”
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Would you recommend Future Buildings to others?
“We’re satisfied with our building and spend plenty of time in and out of it, moving product and equipment around. Future Buildings is a customer friendly business to deal with, and I totally recommend working with them.”
Check out other Future Buildings customer projects, like Gary’s Steel Storage Building and Workshop and Mike’s Custom Exterior Garage – or browse our reviews and testimonials here.
Made from the highest quality Galvalume™ Plus Steel and engineered for durability and easy assembly, a steel building manufactured by Future Buildings can serve your residential property worry-free for years to come.
Get started on your steel building project today – Request a True Pricing Quote now.
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