Pole Barns & Metal Buildings
Clint Stencil designs and constructs these versatile, durable and cost-effective building solutions.
Quality Is The Key
With more than 40 years of experience in the construction industry, Clint Stencil Construction brings a wealth of knowledge in a wide range of building techniques. Now, we’re using that expertise to design and build the perfect mixed-use spaces for your unique needs.
Whether you’re dreaming of a combination building like a shouse or barndominium, a nearby retreat such as a man cave or she shed, a space for fun like a sports barn, or a functional area like a workshop or outbuilding, Clint Stencil Construction has the solution for you. No matter the project, one thing remains constant—quality is our top priority!
Knowledge and Experience
Before taking on more commercial and multifamily projects in the early 2000s, Stencil Construction earned a reputation as one of the top home builders in the Sioux Falls area.
Some of the unique benefits of pole barns are:
Cost-effective: Pole barns are generally less expensive than traditional buildings because they don’t require a full foundation.
Quick to Build: With fewer materials needed and simpler construction methods, pole barns can be built much faster than conventional buildings.
Versatile: Pole barns can be used for a variety of purposes, including agricultural buildings, storage, workshops, garages, or even homes.
Need Minimal Foundation Work: Unlike traditional buildings that require concrete foundations, pole barns can be built on simpler footings, reducing costs and time.
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Our Projects
Take a look at our pole barn and metal building video to learn more about the quality workmanship we produce.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions?
What is the difference between a pole barn and metal building?
The terms metal building and pole barn are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to two different types of structures.
A pole barn uses wooden or steel posts (often called poles) that are set into the ground to support the structure. The poles are spaced out and serve as the primary load-bearing elements. The walls and roof are typically metal.
A metal building has a steel frame that supports the structure. The steel frame is typically made of I-beams or other steel components that form the primary structure of the building. The walls and roof are usually made of metal panels, providing strength and durability.
Do you have plans available if I want to build a shouse or barndominium?
Stencil Construction works with you and our experienced team of draftsmen and vendors to select, modify, or create a custom plan that combines your ideal mix or live, work, and play in a single structure.
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