At Mid-Kansas Pole Barns, we stand behind our work. We have been constructing sturdy and durable barns for Over 20 Years
A pole barn can last for decades and serve the needs of multiple generations. It's important to find a reliable builder with plenty of experience building structures that are made to last in the unpredictable Midwest.
At Mid-Kansas Pole Barns we strive to build strong, durable buildings that are aesthetically pleasing. We have over 20 years of experience serving Kansans and our buildings can withstand the winds, rain, snow, hail & ice that are common conditions in Mid-Kansas.
All of our buildings come with exceptional warranties, and we are confident in making these promises because we do impeccable work. Our buildings come with a 60-year column warranty, a 40-year steel warranty, and a 1-year workmanship warranty.
So whether you're ready to start construction right now, or if you would just like to see if a pole barn is right for you, give Mid-Kansas Pole Barns a call.
VISIT Mid-Kansas Pole Barns AT
201 S Main St
El Dorado, KS 67042
mONDAY, wEDNESDAY & fRIDAY from 9AM-12PM
First, I LOVE MY BUILDING! Rusty and his crew worked hard to deliver our new space. The communication was the best I have ever experienced. Everything was upfront and I changed things on them. I was assured and confident they were done and was informed of the cost differences. I absolutely trust and enjoyed working with Rusty and his crew and I look forward to future projects! Thank you!!! - April W.
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Wood Framed vs. Hybrid Steel Framed:
Wood- Traditional framed, trusses and posts are constructed with treated lumber, lower cost
Hybrid- Trusses and posts are steel-constructed, stronger, and higher cost vs. wood
Metal Panels:
29 gauge and 26 gauge are available. 26 gauge will be thicker steel (approx. 25% thicker) this is usually used for residential buildings or high-end Ag buildings. 29 gauge generally is all that is needed for a typical Ag building and will reduce your cost more than if the 26 gauge is used.
Doors:
Overhead doors, Sliding doors, Entry doors (typically 3') Also insulated or non-insulated.
Windows:
Sizes and number of windows, standard bid with 3'x3' sliders, and any special requirements you would like. Ex. White, Tan, Casement, Single hung, Sliders...
Insulation:
*Astro-foil insulation gives a R-7 insulation value. This helps control condensation, has a Class A fire rating, and reflects radiant heat.
* 2" vinyl-backed insulation is also available. It has an R-11 insulation value. This will cost a little more but will reduce energy costs, help control condensation and improve noise control.
Concrete:
Typically we pour a 4" thick concrete slab for the building pad, however, if there will be heavy equipment going on it, it is preferred to use a 5-6" thick slab.