Perhaps someone can throw me a bone here - I'm looking for a reputable contractor to build a shop - post frame 40x60x12 in the far SE corner of OKC. I'd also greatly appreciate anyone's experience with permitting such an operation. I may or may not have two contiguous plots of land. I certainly have a house on one end..
Seems recently we had a good discussion on this.
I saw a thread for metal buildings - Morton was recommended by a couple of people. Just fishing for anything else out there. I figured I'd give Morton a holler tomorrow.
And seems like everyone is in the Tulsa area for pole barns that advertises. Is it just me or is that more true than not?
Gober Post Frame
405.595.0770
Out of Seminole, but they will go wherever. I have done some work for them years ago - maybe 4 or 5 years for the most recent.
I presume they are still in business; it's a family enterprise.
No matter which company you use, make certain you understand what is and isn't included in the price. Read the contract.
Example: If it states "concrete included" make certain it specifies the depth and type of concrete, what is under it, etc.
Good luck.
405.595.0770
Out of Seminole, but they will go wherever. I have done some work for them years ago - maybe 4 or 5 years for the most recent.
I presume they are still in business; it's a family enterprise.
No matter which company you use, make certain you understand what is and isn't included in the price. Read the contract.
Example: If it states "concrete included" make certain it specifies the depth and type of concrete, what is under it, etc.
Good luck.
always add fiber not much extra cost along with rebar mat. my parents drive is long and wide.. 25 years not a crack anywhere.
i had two buildings built in 2000 and several of my neighbors dis the same. the same contractor built them all, only one survived two years before they blew over. the buildings were guaranteed so i called them to come look. the owner showed up removed their logo from the debris and left the scene.
In 95 I had Higgins and Sons, build one for me, I don't think they are building anymore. But I shopped around and Morton does something different, they laminate their posts, I'm sure they stay very straight, every one else used a 5x5, and they will warp around. Now I have a weld up, far superior in every way.
Gober was used to replace the buildings and his buildings are still standing. no concrete so i can't say anything about that.
