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Barndominium Builders in Hutchinson, MN

Pole barn homes with a shop attached. Ask for a quote.

Barndominiums across McLeod, Meeker and Wright counties

Large white barn-style building with a dark metal roof and a timber-framed entry

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Barndominiums

Barndominium Builders for Hutchinson, MN

There is a reason barndominiums took off in farm country. You get the wide, open living space of a pole barn and the shop or machine bay right next to it, so the work never has to leave the yard. Some call it a pole barn house, some a shouse. Around Hutchinson, Glencoe and Litchfield it usually means a country home with a big attached shop, set back on a few acres.

The builder can take you as far as you want to go. A dried-in shell gives you roof, steel walls, windows, doors and slab, and you or your trades do the inside. The finished version adds framing, wiring, plumbing, heat, insulation, drywall and flooring. In both cases the barndominium is a home, so the permit is residential, the energy code applies, and rural lots need a well and a septic system.

Red barn-style house with a stone chimney, metal roof and white fence

What's included

What goes into barndominiums

  • 01

    Site and drive

    The pad, the lane and the drainage are laid out, with the farm fields and tile lines in mind.

  • 02

    Engineered shell

    Posts, trusses and steel built for the snow load and the prairie wind.

  • 03

    Windows and doors

    Entry doors, windows and a big overhead door for the shop side.

  • 04

    Warm floors

    A slab with in-floor heat keeps a house with tall ceilings comfortable in January.

  • 05

    Insulated envelope

    Walls and ceiling insulated, with vapor control under the steel roof.

  • 06

    Finished interior

    Framing, mechanicals, drywall and flooring if you want to move in.

Building ideas

Barndominiums: what they can look like

  • Small black barn-style house with a metal roof in fall leaves
  • White modern barn home with black sliding barn doors and big glass entry
  • Red barn-style home with a gray metal roof, carriage doors and a covered porch

Example photos of the building type.

How it works

How a barndominium job works

  1. 1

    Share the picture

    Tell us the floor space, the shop size and where the parcel is.

  2. 2

    Permit and utilities

    The builder works out the residential permit, the well and the septic.

  3. 3

    Dry it in

    Pad, slab, frame and steel, so the house gets its roof.

  4. 4

    Finish or hand off

    Either you take the shell, or the builder carries on to move-in.

Questions

Barndominiums FAQs

Can I build a barndominium on farm ground?

Often, if the parcel is zoned for a dwelling and meets setbacks. Ask early, because the county may limit new homes on farmland.

How much does a barndominium cost?

It depends on floor area, shell or finish, heat, utilities and site work. Describe what you want and we put together a free written quote.

Is it warm in a Minnesota winter?

Yes, when it is insulated properly, with a vapor retarder under the steel roof and heat in the slab. People live in them year round.

Does it need an engineer?

Yes. The permit office expects stamped plans for the structure, covering snow, wind and frost depth.

What is a shouse?

It is a shop with a house inside, usually the shop at one end and living space at the other under a single roof.

Where we build

Barndominiums in these towns

We build barndominiums with attached shops on acreage and farmsteads in every town below.

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