Put a pole barn home on your Colorado homestead. Ever hear of homesteading? It was a very popular way of owning land during the 1800s. It is still possible to homestead in rural areas and we think a modern pole barn could be just the home to put there. And time may be an important factor in your decision. Mortgage interest rates recently moved a quarter percent to over ...
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In the modern era, the construction of post frame buildings continues to reach new markets. Sleek lines, cathedral ceilings, open spans, and enduring quality are four of the desirable qualities that have reached the residential home market.
In addition, the “pole barn” fits perfectly into the Colorado landscape. This type of construction perfectly suits low rise buildings in residential neighborhoods. The pole building is used for a main home, guest home, ...
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Do all post-frame buildings look the same to you? They are big and open, usually metal. But the inside scoop could surprise you. The materials and methods used in post-frame construction varies considerably. Those all-important ingredients can make the difference between a building that functions properly and increases productivity, and a building always requires attention.
Let’s look at seven important materials and/or methods used to construct high-quality pole buildings in Colorado. As ...
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Need an outbuilding? Sapphire Construction, Inc. of Castle Rock, Colorado specialized in post frame buildings suitable for many uses and adaptations. Do you need something soon? Our construction process outpaces traditional methods. Give us a call at (303) 619-7213 and we will make this project fun—and easy on you.
Consider post frame buildings for a broad range of uses. In Colorado, plenty of folks want hobby shops and garages, and barns. ...
Continue Reading →The geography and accompanying climate of Colorado is complex. These natural elements demand sound architecture and craftsmanship for all structures, especially for Central Colorado sheds and outbuildings. The professionals at Sapphire Construction, Inc. in Castle Rock, Colorado custom design a variety of top-notch sheds and outbuildings of all sizes. These strong and warrantied buildings are specifically engineered to withstand extreme Colorado weather, and to protect inventory and belongings.
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Oh, for the country living in Ebert County, a rural area to the east between Denver and Colorado Springs. Ebert County is the perfect place to build backyard equine arenas. Yes, right over there near the swing set or the woodshed.
And do we ever have one in mind for you. Do you want to have a couple of horses, enough for the kids to ...
There’s a lot to learn about post frame buildings in Central Colorado. That’s exactly why Sapphire Construction in Castle Rock teams up with Lester Buildings. Our combined expertise enables us to offer property owners in Douglas County, Jefferson County, Elbert County and El Paso County state-of-the-art engineering and design for post frame buildings.
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Thinking about using post frame buildings for commercial or private use in Colorado? Below are a number of terms used approved by the American National Standard for “Post Frame Building System Nomenclature.” This list of common definitions will help keep everyone – property owners, architects, and builders – on the same page throughout the design and construction process.
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The whys and wherefores of post frame buildings construction in the United States are carefully laid out during meetings held at the Annual National Frame Building Expo. Entitled “The Framework for Success,” this year’s event was held February 18-20, 2015 in Louisville, Kentucky. Held during offseason, the yearly gathering is sponsored by the National Frame Building Association.
Here’s an impetus to build a custom-designed automotive shop right in your own backyard. Ever dream of racing at Bandimere Speedway where the roar of your engine echoes off the monolithic red rocks?
Southwest of Denver in Jefferson County, Bandimere Speedway was built outside of Morrison in 1958 by John Bandimere. He sought to provide a safe environment for young people to learn about cars – and to keep them ...
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