A pole barn garage gives you room for vehicles, tools and projects without the cost and time of a traditional stick built garage. CHA Pole Barns designs and builds custom pole barn garages from our base in Quarryville, Lancaster County, PA, for homeowners, farms and businesses across Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
Because a post frame building carries the roof on posts set in the ground, the inside stays open with no load bearing walls in the way. That makes it easy to park several cars, add a workbench, or leave space for a boat, camper or tractor.
Start with what you want to park and do inside. Measure your tallest and longest vehicles, then think about door sizes, ceiling height and room to walk around. A one or two car garage works for daily drivers, while a three car pole barn garage or larger leaves room for a workshop, a lift or extra storage. If you plan to park an RV or a tall truck, choose taller side walls and a wider, taller door from the start.
Next, decide how you will use the space through the year. If you want to work out there in winter, plan for insulation and a heat source. If the garage will stay unheated, a barrier under the roof steel still helps control condensation.
Most pole barn garages are detached. That keeps them simple to build and lets you place them where they work best on your property. In some cases a pole barn garage can also connect to the house, depending on local codes and how the roof lines meet. Read more in Can a Pole Barn Garage Be Attached to a House?
You can choose overhead garage doors, entry doors, windows, and siding and trim colors so the garage matches your home. Wainscoting protects the lower walls from bumps, and a lean-to adds covered space for a trailer, firewood or lawn equipment.
Cost
Savings
Pole barns reduce material and labor costs, offering significant savings.
Adaptable
& Usable
Customizable designs make pole barns versatile for various applications.
Quick
Construction
Faster build times compared to traditional construction methods.
Life
Expectancy
Durable materials ensure pole barns last for decades with minimal maintenance.
We design each garage around how you plan to use it, then build it with the same care we bring to every pole barn. Our team works with you on size, layout, doors and colors, and explains your options in plain terms so you can choose what fits your budget.
See finished projects in our gallery, read what customers say on our reviews page, or contact us to talk about your garage.
Start with the number of vehicles and what else you want inside. Measure your largest vehicle, then add room for doors to open, workbenches and storage. We can help you settle on dimensions before you build.
Yes. Insulation in the walls and roof, plus a heat source, makes a pole barn garage comfortable to work in through the winter. It is easiest to plan insulation during construction.
A pole barn garage usually needs less foundation work, less framing material and less labor than a comparable stick built garage, which often lowers the cost. Your price depends on size, doors and finishes.
Yes, when the garage is planned for it. We build sidewalls from 10 to 20 feet tall, measured from the finished floor to the bottom of the trusses, and a larger overhead door gives tall vehicles the clearance they need.
Most owners pour a concrete floor in a garage that holds vehicles or a workshop. Gravel can work for simple storage. Check your local codes, since they may set requirements.
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