About
About Spokane Pole Barns
Spokane Pole Barns is a local service site for one job: helping Spokane-area property owners get a pole barn or post-frame building built right.
Around Spokane, a pole barn is often the most practical way to add covered space, whether that is a shop on a north side lot, RV storage in Spokane Valley or a hay barn out toward Cheney or Deer Park. A building engineered for local snow loads, with the right doors and floor, will serve you for decades.
This site makes getting help easy. Describe your project once using our quote form, and your request goes to a local pole barn builder covering your area. They review the details and follow up with a free written estimate. There’s no cost to you for using the site and no obligation to go ahead.
Who this site is for
Shop builders
You want a workshop or shop building with room for vehicles, tools and projects, and a builder to handle it start to finish.
Acreage and farm owners
You need a hay barn, machine shed, livestock shelter or horse barn that stands up to Spokane County winters.
Homeowners out of garage space
You need a detached garage or RV and boat storage and want more height and floor space than an attached garage offers.
What we cover
- Pole Barn Builders: Custom pole barns designed and built for your Spokane-area lot, from site prep and slab to roof, doors and trim.
- Post-Frame Buildings: Post-frame shops, workshops, garages and storage buildings with wide clear spans and room to grow.
- Agricultural Pole Barns: Hay and equipment storage, machine sheds, livestock and horse barns for farms and acreage around Spokane.
- Pole Barn Garages: Detached garages and RV, boat and toy storage barns for Spokane homes and acreage.
Where we cover
Properties across Spokane, with requests from nearby Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Airway Heights, Cheney, Mead, Millwood, Otis Orchards, Greenacres, Medical Lake, Deer Park and the rest of Spokane County welcome.
Before you hire anyone
Whoever builds your pole barn, ask for a written estimate that lists the size, design snow load, materials, doors, floor, site prep and cleanup, and ask about the warranty. Confirm the builder carries insurance and is registered as a contractor with Washington L&I, and ask who will pull the permit. Our terms explain how requests are handled.
Get a free written estimate
Tell us about the building you have in mind. A local pole barn builder will follow up by your preferred contact method.