Pole Barn Kits
Need a garage, work space, or storage unit? Our affordable pole barn kits allow you to see your dreams come true in record time. Don’t worry about the assembly of your pole barn kit. It’s a breeze! We’ve taken the stress out by ensuring each kit has all the correct components. As pole barn suppliers, we can customize the size, style, and design of your pole barn kit.
Top-Quality Materials
Committed to Affordable Pole Barn Kits
Over 25 Years of Expertise
Blueprint Services Available
Construction Services Available
What does a pole barn package cost?
Here are some of our standard sizes to get your started. Choose from our basic or extras packages. Remember: these are just a few prices to get you started. Our sizes and packages can be customized to perfectly fit your needs. We’re happy to help you!
Basic Package
- 28ga. Painted Metal Roof
- 28ga. Painted Metal Siding
- 12″ Eave Overhangs
- Flush Gables
- (1) 36″ x 80″ 6-Panel Entry Door
(Prices Shown Below Do Not Include Taxes or Delivery Charges)
Extras Package
- 28ga. Painted Metal Roof
- 28ga. Painted Metal Siding
- 12″ Overhangs All Around
- Vented Ridge
- (1) 36″ x 80″ 9-Lite Entry Door
- Vapor Barrier On Roof
(Prices Shown Below Do Not Include Taxes or Delivery Charges)
3 Easy Steps To Your Pole Barn Dreams
Design your pole barn kit
We’ll deliver
(and assemble if needed)
Watch your dreams come true!
FAQs
Is it cheaper to buy a pole barn kit or buy materials?
In some cases, pole barn kits can be cheaper than buying materials separately since everything comes together with a single delivery and no extra sourcing costs. Kits also make building simpler by including all the materials, hardware, and plans you need in one package.
Is it cheaper to build a pole barn or stick built?
Building a pole barn is generally cheaper than a stick-built structure because it uses fewer materials, requires less labor, and doesn’t need a full foundation. You still get a durable, long-lasting building at a lower overall cost.
Do you need a footing for a pole barn?
No, most pole barns don’t need traditional footings. Instead, the posts are set directly into the ground or on concrete pads, which provide the structural support without requiring a full foundation.
What is the life expectancy of a pole barn?
A well-built pole barn can last 40 to 60 years or more with proper maintenance. Factors like material quality, climate, and upkeep all play a role in how long it stands strong.
What keeps pole barn posts from rotting?
Pole barn posts are protected from rotting through pressure-treated wood, proper drainage, and the use of concrete or protective barriers at the base. These methods keep moisture away from the posts, helping them stay solid and decay-free for decades.
Standard Features
To ensure your pole barn is both functional and durable, we craft each one with the following standard features:
To ensure your pole barn has your distinctive touch, we offer custom features:
- Colors
- Cupolas
- Rooms
- Insulation
- Custom doors
- Wainscot
- Attic trusses
- Divider walls
- Windows in garage doors
- Carriage style garage doors
Didn’t find what you wanted on this list? No worries. Our pole barn suppliers will gladly accommodate your customization dreams!
Northeast Pole Barn Kit Service Area
- Maine
- New Hampshire
- Vermont
- New York
- Massachusetts
- Virginia
- North Carolina
- Rhode Island
- Connecticut
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- Delaware
- Maryland
- West Virginia
New Holland Supply provides pole barn kits in the Northeast, primarily serving states from Maine to the Carolinas. We can ship anywhere in the U.S., but shipping outside our service area may not be cost-effective. Contact us about your project for details and options.
