Shedrow · Center Aisle · Raised Aisle · Run-In
Modular Horse Barns for Sale
From $3,595 · Rent-to-own, no credit check · Free delivery & installation
Bulldog Steel Structures builds modular horse barns delivered and installed anywhere in our 30+ state service area, starting at $3,595 for a 1-stall shelter and scaling up to full 12-stall boarding facilities with wash bays and tack rooms. Our modular horse barns ship pre-engineered — ready to be set up on your prepared pad in 1-3 days, with no concrete foundation required for most installations. Every barn includes free delivery, free installation, and our rent-to-own program with no credit check and no interest.
- Starting price
- $3,595
- Stalls
- 1-12
- Installation
- 1-3 days
- States served
- 30+
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- Price range
- $3,595 (1-stall shelter) to $75,995 (12-stall facility with wash bay + tack room). Most 4-stall barns run $15,995-$28,995 delivered and installed.
- Delivery timeline
- 3-6 weeks from order to installation on your site (standard). Rush builds available in 2-3 weeks for urgent needs.
- Installation time
- 1-3 days on prepared level ground. No concrete foundation required for most sizes under 36 ft wide.
- Stall sizes available
- 10×10, 10×12, 12×12 (most common), 12×14, 14×14 (draft/warmblood). Dutch doors, sliding doors, or standard doors on every stall.
- Configurations
- Shedrow (stalls open to one side), center aisle (stalls on both sides of interior aisle), raised center aisle (loft + stalls), run-in shelters (open-fronted).
- Rent-to-own available
- No credit check, no interest, 36-60 month terms. Build equity instead of making payments to a landlord.
- Service area
- 30+ states covering most of the East Coast, Southeast, Midwest, and South. Free delivery to prepared sites.
No credit check
Own Your Horse Barn With No Credit Check: Rent-to-Own Available
Horse barns are a serious investment, and most horse owners we work with don't want to tie up $15,000-$50,000 in cash or take on a traditional bank loan. Our rent-to-own program solves both problems: no credit check, no interest charges, no down payment in most cases, and every monthly payment builds equity in your barn until you own it outright.
No credit check required
We don't pull your credit score. Your horse barn eligibility is based on income verification and reasonable monthly commitment, not credit history.
No interest, no finance charges
Unlike traditional loans, rent-to-own is a straightforward monthly payment structure. The total you pay equals a reasonable markup over cash price — no compounding interest, no origination fees.
Flexible terms
36-month, 48-month, or 60-month terms available. Monthly payments on a 4-stall barn typically run $350-$650 depending on size, configuration, and term length.
Early buyout option
Pay off the balance any time with no prepayment penalty. Many customers pay off within 18-24 months of their original term.
Build equity, not rent to a landlord
Boarding fees run $300-$1,200/month per horse at commercial stables. Your rent-to-own payment on your own barn means every dollar builds equity in a structure you own forever.
What Makes a Horse Barn 'Modular'?
The terms modular, prefab, and prefabricated metal horse barn are often used interchangeably but describe different construction methods. Here's the real distinction.
- What we build
Modular horse barn
Factory-engineered steel structure where every component (frames, panels, stalls, trim) is designed and cut to exact specifications, delivered to your site, and assembled by a professional crew. The entire barn arrives as a package — no on-site cutting, no custom carpentry.
Prefab (prefabricated) horse barn
Umbrella term that includes both modular steel barns (what we build) and wood kit barns (Amish-built, pre-cut lumber delivered for site assembly). Prefab wood barns typically take 1-2 weeks to install vs 1-3 days for modular steel.
Stick-built horse barn
Traditional construction where a contractor cuts and builds every element on-site. Takes 4-8 months and costs 40-60% more than modular, but allows unlimited customization.
Why Modular Beats Stick-Built for Most Horse Owners
Horse owners choose modular over traditional stick-built construction for three reasons: faster timeline (3-6 weeks from order to standing barn vs 4-8 months for stick-built), lower cost (typically 40-60% less than custom built), and known specifications upfront (every stall size, every door placement, every ventilation detail stamped and engineered before you order).
| Factor | Modular Horse Barn | Stick-Built / Custom |
|---|---|---|
| Price (4-stall barn) | $15,995-$28,995 | $35,000-$75,000 |
| Timeline from order to standing | 3-6 weeks total | 4-8 months |
| Installation time on-site | 1-3 days | 8-16 weeks |
| Foundation required | No — level pad only | Yes — concrete pad or piers |
| Engineering stamps included | Yes — stamped drawings | Varies — contractor dependent |
| Warranty | 10-20 year manufacturer | 1-year workmanship typical |
| Resale value | Excellent — removable | Mixed — attached to property |
| Permit requirements | Agricultural: often exempt | Full building permit required |
Modular Horse Barn Configurations We Build
Four layouts — shedrow, center aisle, raised center aisle, and run-in sheds — each in a range of widths and lengths, from a single pasture shelter to a 12-stall working stable.
- 01Most affordable
Shedrow Barns
Stalls open to one side
The simplest and most affordable modular horse barn configuration. Stalls line up along the back wall, each opening directly to the exterior through a Dutch door. There's no interior aisle — tack-up happens at each stall door or in a separate tack area. Ideal for warm climates (horses have constant access to fresh air), smaller operations (1-6 horses), and buyers prioritizing cost over interior workspace.
- Width options
- 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 ft deep (stall depth)
- Length options
- 20 ft to 60 ft (2-6 standard 10×10 stalls)
- Overhang option
- 4-6 ft overhang in front of stalls for shade and shelter at stall doors. Highly recommended at $18-$32 per linear foot.
- Best for
- Mild to moderate climates, 1-6 horse operations, buyers wanting the lowest-cost quality barn.
- 02Classic working stable
Center Aisle Barns
Interior aisleway with stalls on both sides
An interior aisleway (typically 10-14 ft wide) with stalls on both sides. This is the classic American working-stable layout — the aisle provides covered working space for grooming, tacking, veterinary visits, and farrier work regardless of weather. The standard for serious horse operations, boarding stables, and training facilities.
- Width options
- 30, 36, 40, 48, 60 ft (aisle + stalls on both sides)
- Length options
- 20 ft to 80 ft (2-12 stalls)
- Aisle width
- 10 ft minimum, 12 ft standard, 14 ft recommended for larger operations (allows two horses to pass safely).
- Best for
- Boarding operations, breeding farms, show barns, training facilities, buyers in cold climates (interior working space).
- 03Premium
Raised Center Aisle Barns
Monitor style
A raised center section runs the length of the barn with lower-roof "wings" where the stalls are located. The raised center creates natural ventilation (hot air rises and escapes through clerestory windows), provides daylighting without electric lights, and can accommodate a hayloft above the aisle. The premium configuration — most expensive but best-performing in hot climates.
- Width options
- 30, 36, 40 ft (raised center + two wing sections)
- Length options
- 30 ft to 60 ft (4-10 stalls)
- Ventilation
- Natural stack-effect ventilation keeps stall temperatures 10-15°F cooler than closed-roof designs in summer.
- Best for
- Hot/sunny climates (Southwest, Southeast), buyers wanting integrated hayloft, premium boarding operations.
- 04Pastured horses
Run-In Sheds and Loafing Barns
Open-fronted shelters
Open-fronted shelters where horses have 24/7 access to come and go freely. Typically used for pastured horses in mild climates or as supplemental shelter alongside stalled operations. Simple, affordable, and effective.
- Width options
- 12, 14, 16 ft deep
- Length options
- 12 ft to 36 ft
- Best for
- Pastured horses, mild climates, supplemental shelter, run-outs attached to stalled barns.
Need a pasture-only shelter? See our metal sheds for smaller run-in and storage options.
Modular Horse Barn Specifications & Materials
The standard build and the upgrade path for every component — framing, panels, stalls, doors, flooring, ventilation — plus wind, snow, and warranty ratings.
Framing
14-gauge galvanized steel (standard) or 12-gauge galvanized steel (upgrade, +15% cost, doubles warranty). Frame bows every 5 feet with hat channel reinforcement on vertical roofs.
Panels
29-gauge painted steel (standard, 20-year paint warranty) or 26-gauge painted steel (upgrade, 40-year paint warranty). 14 color options including barn red, white, forest green, charcoal, galvalume.
Stall partitions
Steel-framed stall dividers with wood kickboards (standard) or full welded steel (upgrade). Kickboard height: 4 ft (standard), 5 ft (upgrade for kickers/cribbers).
Stall doors
Dutch doors (upper half opens separately, standard for airflow and horse visibility), full sliding doors (space-saving option for center aisle barns), or standard swinging doors.
Flooring
Compacted dirt base (standard) — natural, horse-friendly, drains well. Concrete floor upgrade available for aisles and wash areas. Rubber mats strongly recommended on top of dirt in stalls ($65-$95 per 4×6 ft mat).
Ventilation
Ridge vents (standard on all configurations), gable-end louvers (standard), cupolas (upgrade +$295-$895 each, add visual appeal and extra airflow).
Wind rating
90-170 mph depending on configuration and framing gauge. Standard shedrow: 90-115 mph. Vertical roof center aisle: 140-170 mph.
Snow load
20-50 psf depending on roof style. Shedrow: 20 psf. Vertical roof: 40-50 psf (required by code in snow country).
Warranty
10-year framing (14-gauge), 20-year framing (12-gauge), 20-year paint (29-gauge panels), 40-year paint (26-gauge panels).
Modular Horse Barn Prices by Size and Configuration (2026)
Starting prices for our most-requested modular horse barn sizes. All prices include free delivery and free installation on prepared level ground within our 30+ state service area. Rent-to-own available on every size with no credit check.
| Size | Stall Configuration & Features | Starting Price* |
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| 12×12 | 1-stall run-in shelter, open front | $3,595 |
| 12×24 | 2-stall shedrow, Dutch doors | $5,995 |
| 18×24 | 2-stall shedrow + tack area | $7,495 |
| 20×30 | 3-stall shedrow, Dutch doors | $9,795 |
| 20×36 | 3-stall shedrow + tack room | $11,495 |
| 24×30 | 4-stall shedrow, Dutch doors | $12,995 |
| 24×36Most popular | 4-stall shedrow + tack room | $15,795 |
| 30×30 | 2-stall center aisle + tack + feed | $14,495 |
| 30×40 | 4-stall center aisle + tack | $18,995 |
| 30×50 | 4-stall center aisle + tack + wash bay | $22,795 |
| 36×36 | 6-stall shedrow + tack | $21,495 |
| 36×48 | 6-stall center aisle + tack + feed | $27,995 |
| 36×60 | 8-stall center aisle + tack + wash bay | $34,995 |
| 40×40 | 4-stall center aisle + wash + tack + loft option | $26,795 |
| 40×60 | 8-stall center aisle + wash + tack + feed | $39,995 |
| 48×60 | 10-stall center aisle + wash + tack + office | $49,995 |
| 48×80 | 12-stall center aisle + wash + tack + arena section | $62,795 |
| 60×80 | Full 12-stall facility + wash + tack + office + arena | $75,995 |
*Starting prices for 14-gauge framing, 29-gauge painted panels, standard anchors on level prepared pad. 12-gauge framing upgrade adds ~15%. 26-gauge panel upgrade adds ~8%. Vertical roof upgrade (required in snow/hurricane zones) adds ~25%. Final price depends on configuration, options, and delivery location.
Choosing the Right Stall Size for Your Horses
Stall size matters more than most new buyers realize. An undersized stall contributes to behavioral problems (cribbing, weaving), physical injury (cast horses, kick damage), and reduced horse welfare. Here are the industry-standard sizes.
| Stall Size | Horse Size Range | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|
| 10×10 | Minis, ponies under 14 hh | Pony operations, small riding schools, foaling supplement stalls |
| 10×12 | Small horses up to 15 hh | Smaller mounts, Arabs, Morgans, light-build horses |
| 12×12Most common | Average horses 15-16.2 hh | Standard American stall. Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses, standard-build warmbloods |
| 12×14 | Large horses 16.2-17 hh | Larger warmbloods, draft crosses, long-stay boarders |
| 14×14 | Drafts and large warmbloods 17+ hh | Clydesdales, Percherons, Shires, Belgians, Friesians |
| 12×24 | Foaling / recovery / stallion stall | Broodmares with foal, stallions, injury recovery, difficult boarders |
Essential Features Every Horse Barn Needs
Six things to plan for before you order — ventilation, light, fire safety, flooring, water, and electrical — and what each one costs.
Ventilation (the #1 health factor)
Horses evolved as open-range animals. In an enclosed barn, poor ventilation causes respiratory disease (heaves/COPD, recurrent airway obstruction), ammonia buildup from urine, and heat stress in summer. Our modular horse barns include ridge vents and gable-end louvers as standard. For hot climates, upgrade to raised center aisle (monitor style) or add cupola ventilation for maximum airflow.
Natural light
Horses benefit from natural daylight for circadian rhythm, coat condition, and behavioral welfare. Standard barn-end windows, Dutch door tops (which open independently from the bottom), and clerestory windows (on raised center aisle designs) all contribute. Minimum: 2 windows per stall side.
Fire safety
Metal construction is the strongest fire-safety feature possible — steel doesn't burn, won't contribute fuel to a fire, and provides firefighters a stable structure to work in. Add: electrical panel outside the barn (never inside), smoke detectors in tack and feed areas, 5-lb ABC fire extinguishers at each entrance, clear 10-foot defensible space around barn perimeter.
Flooring base
Compacted dirt or clay base is the standard horse-friendly floor — drains well, forgiving on legs, inexpensive. Add 2-3 inches of crushed stone drainage layer below. Rubber mats on top of dirt (one 4×6 ft mat per stall position) prevent horses digging holes and provide a cleaner surface. Avoid full concrete floors in stall areas — too hard on horse legs and causes slip injuries. Concrete is appropriate for center aisles, wash bays, and tack rooms.
Water access
Options from least to most expensive: hand-fill buckets ($20 per stall), frost-free hydrant at the barn ($250-$450 install), automatic waterers in each stall ($200-$450 per stall + plumbing), heated winter waterers ($300-$600 per stall).
Electrical
Minimum: one GFCI outlet per stall side, overhead lighting over each stall, aisle lighting on 3-way switch. Add: heated electrical for frost-free hydrants in cold climates, ceiling fans for hot climates, security lighting at entrances. Allow $2,500-$6,000 for a 4-stall barn's complete electrical. Hire a licensed electrician — don't DIY horse barn electrical.
Delivery, Installation & What to Expect
Every price on this page includes free delivery and free installation on a prepared level pad within our 30+ state service area. Here's what you handle, what we handle, and how long it takes.
What's included in free delivery & installation
Delivery to your site
Materials shipped on flatbed truck to your prepared pad.
Professional installation
2-4 person crew assembles the entire barn on-site. Average installation time: 1-3 days depending on size.
Standard anchoring
Mobile home anchors (concrete pads) or auger anchors (dirt/gravel pads) included at no extra charge.
Clean-up
Crew removes all packaging, excess materials, and leaves site in presentable condition.
What's not included (you arrange separately)
- Site preparation (grading, pad construction)
- Concrete work (if you want concrete flooring)
- Electrical installation
- Plumbing / water hookups
- Permits (we provide stamped engineering drawings; permit filing is your responsibility)
- Stall mats, feed/water buckets, tack room fixtures
Timeline from order to standing barn
- Week 1Order placed, deposit received, final specifications confirmed.
- Weeks 2-4Factory engineering and manufacturing.
- Weeks 4-5Shipping scheduled, delivery date confirmed with you.
- Weeks 5-6Materials arrive at your site, installation begins. Most barns completed within 1-3 days of material arrival.
Modular Horse Barn vs Pole Barn vs Amish Horse Barn
Modular steel wins on price, timeline, fire safety, maintenance cost, and lifespan. Wood construction (pole barn or Amish) wins only on traditional aesthetics — and even that gap closes with barn-red paint, wainscot details, and sliding barn doors on a modular steel barn.
| Factor | Modular Steel (Us) | Pole Barn (Wood) | Amish Wood Barn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (4-stall) | $15,995-$28,995 | $25,000-$45,000 | $22,000-$38,000 |
| Timeline | 3-6 weeks | 3-5 months | 2-4 months |
| Fire resistance | Excellent (steel) | Poor (wood frame) | Poor (wood frame) |
| Rodent / termite resistance | Excellent | Vulnerable | Vulnerable |
| Maintenance cost (annual) | $30-$80 | $200-$600 | $200-$600 |
| Lifespan with maintenance | 50-60+ years | 25-40 years | 30-50 years |
| Resale / removability | Removable, retains value | Permanently attached | Permanently attached |
| Rent-to-own availability | Yes — no credit check | Rare | Varies |
Buying Guide: How to Order Your Modular Horse Barn
Seven steps from counting horses to moving them in. Use the configuration guide above when you get to step 3.
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Measure your horses
List every horse by size (height in hands) and temperament notes. This determines minimum stall sizes.
- 2
Count your horses
Add 1-2 extra stalls for growth, injury recovery, visitors, or future acquisitions. The marginal cost of extra stalls is far less than retrofitting later.
- 3
Pick your climate configuration
Hot climate → raised center aisle for ventilation. Cold climate → center aisle (interior working space). Mild climate → shedrow (lowest cost).
- 4
Choose essential add-ons
Tack room (recommended for every barn), wash bay (for 4+ stall operations), feed room (for 6+ stall operations), hayloft (raised center aisle only).
- 5
Request a free quote
Share your ZIP code, barn size preference, stall count, and configuration. We provide delivered-and-installed pricing within 24 hours.
- 6
Order and prepare your site
Standard 3-6 week production. Use this time to grade and prepare your pad, arrange utilities, and schedule any pre-installation work.
- 7
Installation day
Our crew arrives at your prepared site. 1-3 day install. You're moving horses in by the end of the week.
Ready for step 5? Get delivered-and-installed pricing within 24 hours.
Service Area & How to Order
Bulldog Steel Structures delivers modular horse barns throughout 30+ states covering the East Coast, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, South, and parts of the Southwest. Free delivery to prepared sites within our service area. See state-by-state requirements.
- Option 1
Request a free quote
Call us or submit your preferred barn configuration online. We'll confirm your delivery zone and provide exact delivered-and-installed pricing within 24 hours.
Get My Quote - Option 2
Speak with a barn specialist
Our team includes experienced horse operation builders. We can walk through stall sizing, configuration selection, climate considerations, and permit guidance for your location. Most quotes finalized in 1-2 calls.
888-551-2156 - Option 3
Rent-to-own setup
Once you've selected your barn, our rent-to-own metal barns application takes 15 minutes with income verification and no credit check. Approval typically same-day.
Rent-to-Own Details
Frequently Asked Questions About Modular Horse Barns
1. What is a modular horse barn?
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A modular horse barn is a pre-engineered steel structure where every component (frames, panels, stall partitions, trim pieces) is designed and manufactured at the factory to exact specifications, delivered to your site, and assembled by a professional crew in 1-3 days. Unlike traditional stick-built construction (which requires 4-8 months of on-site carpentry), modular construction compresses the entire build into weeks. Modular horse barns typically cost 40-60% less than stick-built equivalents and include engineering stamps for permit submission.
2. How much does a modular horse barn cost?
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Modular horse barns at Bulldog Steel Structures range from $3,595 (1-stall run-in shelter) to $75,995 (12-stall facility with wash bay, tack room, office, and arena section). Most common configurations: 2-stall shedrow ($5,995-$7,495), 4-stall shedrow ($12,995-$15,795), 4-stall center aisle with tack ($18,995), 6-stall center aisle ($27,995-$34,995), 8-stall center aisle ($34,995-$39,995). All prices include free delivery and professional installation within our service area.
3. How long does a modular horse barn last?
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With regular maintenance (seasonal inspections, hinge lubrication, occasional caulk and paint touch-ups), modular steel horse barns last 50-60+ years. The structural steel can last 75-100 years — paint and panels are usually the limiting factor. 29-gauge painted panels typically last 25-40 years before needing repainting. 26-gauge upgraded panels last 40-60 years. Compare to wood pole barns (25-40 year lifespan) and traditional Amish wood construction (30-50 years).
4. Do modular horse barns need a concrete foundation?
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No, not for most sizes. Our modular horse barns install directly on a prepared level pad of compacted gravel or dirt — no concrete foundation required. The barn anchors to the ground with mobile home anchors (for concrete pads where present) or auger anchors (for dirt/gravel pads), both included in free installation. You CAN opt for concrete flooring in the aisle or wash bay areas if preferred, but stall floors are best left as compacted dirt with rubber mats — concrete is too hard on horse legs.
5. How are modular horse barns delivered?
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Materials ship on flatbed trucks to your prepared site. For most residential installations, our installation crew arrives at your site with the trailer-mounted materials, assembles the entire barn in 1-3 days, and leaves the site clean. Larger sizes (24×30 and up) require 18-wheeler delivery access — ensure your driveway and property access can accommodate a tractor-trailer. We confirm access requirements before scheduling delivery.
6. How long does modular horse barn installation take?
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Installation on-site typically takes 1-3 days: 1 day for small shedrow barns (12×24 to 20×30), 2 days for mid-size shedrow and small center aisle (20×36 to 30×40), 3 days for larger center aisle barns (30×50 to 40×60), and 3-5 days for the largest full-facility builds (48×60 to 60×80). The entire process from order to standing barn is typically 3-6 weeks (manufacturing + delivery + install).
7. Can I add more stalls to a modular horse barn later?
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Yes, lean-to additions are the standard way to expand. Add a lean-to on one or both sides of the main barn to accommodate 2-6 additional stalls or storage. Lean-to additions can be ordered with the original barn or added years later. Pricing: $85-$145 per linear foot depending on depth. Alternatively, buyers planning growth often oversize the original build — the marginal cost of extra stalls at initial order is far less than retrofitting.
8. What's the best stall size for a 16-hand Quarter Horse?
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12×12 is the industry-standard stall size for horses in the 15-16.2 hand range (most Quarter Horses, Thoroughbreds, Appaloosas, Paints, standard-build warmbloods). For comfort and safety, 12×12 is the minimum we recommend. For long-stay horses or horses prone to injury, 12×14 provides more room with only a modest cost increase. 14×14 is sized for draft breeds and horses 17 hands or taller.
9. Do modular horse barns include stall partitions?
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Yes. Our modular horse barns include steel-framed stall dividers with wood kickboards as standard. Kickboard height is 4 ft (standard) or 5 ft (upgrade for kickers, cribbers, or stallions). Stall doors (Dutch doors, sliding, or standard) are included based on your configuration selection. Rubber stall mats are NOT included (purchase separately at $65-$95 per 4×6 ft mat; most 12×12 stalls need 6 mats).
10. Will my modular horse barn meet local building code?
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In most agricultural zones, horse barns are exempt from residential building codes and permit requirements. In zones that do require permits, we provide stamped engineering drawings showing exact wind rating (90-170 mph), snow load (20-50 psf), and structural specifications for permit submission. Our vertical roof configurations meet or exceed code in every US climate zone including hurricane coasts and heavy-snow regions. Call us with your ZIP code and we'll confirm local requirements before you order.
11. How many horses can fit in a 36×48 barn?
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A 36×48 center aisle barn comfortably accommodates 6 stalls (3 on each side of a 12 ft aisle, each stall 12×12), plus a tack room and feed storage area. Add a lean-to on one side and you can expand to 8-10 stalls. If you need more stalls in a smaller footprint, shedrow configuration (stalls on one side only) gets you 8 stalls in the same 36×48 footprint, but without an interior aisle.
Related Bulldog Steel Structures products: Seneca Barns for Sale (hybrid vertical/horizontal roof purpose-built for working stables), Carolina Barns for Sale (traditional Southeast farmhouse style), Lean-To Metal Barns (expansion for existing barns), and our Metal Horse Barns overview page for the complete horse barn lineup.
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Have had nothing but a positive experience with Bulldog! Bryan was super helpful and still is after our install! He still responds super prompt and helpful. No complaints about our structure, as it looks amazing! Installers did a great job and picked up very nicely after they were done. Highly recommend!!
I have now had my building in place for 3 months and I want to say that the whole team at Bulldog was very helpful throughout the entire process. My salesperson, Matthew, was extremely responsive. He was very helpful with the design phase, where we went back and forth with 3-4 different designs before settling on the perfect one. He always got back to me right away when I had a question. Although the delivery was delayed, understandable with the pandemic, he helped interface with Carolina Carports when I had delivery questions. So far I have no issues with the completed building. No leaks and all the doors are functioning perfectly. I would highly recommend using Bulldog for all your metal building needs.
Frank Rangel was very helpful and respectful. Also very understanding. I was pouring a concrete driveway and trying to put my down payment down. I may of got a little frustrated in the middle of it all. I could see the smile on Frank`s face the whole time! Thank you sir!
This is my second building from bulldog and I`m buying the same building , just different colors. They are great buildings that are strong and economical.
Excellent customer service during my order process, answered all my questions and they were very patient.
The website was very flexible and helped me customize my carport. The Bulldog staff was very prompt and helpful throughout the process.
Put up a RV cover for me on a concrete pad. Turned out great and the guys cleaned up after the work. Very satisfied. Would recommend these people.
I love my “She Shop.” It was amazingly easy. I sent an email, made 2 phones calls and it was done. The installation went even easier. Three guys showed up one day and finished the next. They were polite and cleaned up after themselves. My husband’s friends are all very impressed with the construction and materials used but were amazed at the reasonable price. I could not be more pleased. Thank you
I visited their website and used the 3D estimator and was able to see my building with doors, window placements, colors,and overall look. When you add or change any feature, including size, you can immediately see the result and change in price (if any). You can rotate the structure to see the overall look and framework. Once I placed my order, it was quickly and efficiently handled and the cost was lower than the estimate on the website The installers showed up early one morning and by noon the next day they had completed the structure. Everyone that comes by remarks on how nice it looks. I am very pleased with every aspect from ordering to installation.
