Custom barndominiums, built for Arkansas
Steel and post-frame homes engineered for the wind speed at your address, not a generic national spec. Buy the kit, buy the shell, or hand us the whole project from raw lot to certificate of occupancy.
What we build
Nine ways to get a barndominium out of your head and onto your land, from a shell kit you erect yourself to a finished home we hand you the keys to.
Custom Barndominium Plans
Barndominium floor plans, elevations and engineered documents drawn to your parcel — and to the design numbers your Arkansas jurisdiction publishes.
Barndominium Kits
Engineered barndominium shell packages for Arkansas land, drawn to a named jurisdiction's criteria rather than to a national vendor's generic spec.
Pole Barn Homes
Pole barn homes built as dwellings, not barns — post-frame columns, wide clear spans, and a straight answer on the farm-building exemption.
Metal Building Homes
Red-iron and steel-framed homes for Arkansas — the frame, the foundation it lands in, and the vapour and air barrier that decide whether it works.
Turnkey Barndominium Builds
Land through handover under one contract, and a straight answer on what actually gates a barndominium build on rural Arkansas land.
Shouses (Shop Houses)
A shop and a home in one Arkansas building. Where the farm-building exemption stops, what separates the two halves, and who actually inspects it.
Permitting and Code Compliance
Arkansas's code reaches unincorporated land; the permit counter often does not. We establish what actually applies to your parcel before design starts.
Site Preparation
Clearing, cut and fill, the compacted pad, drainage and the culvert, planned around the clay, karst and loess your Arkansas parcel actually carries.
Know which of these you want? A plan drawn for your land is where it starts.
Land to keys, in four stages
Barndominium projects go wrong early, at zoning and engineering, long before anyone pours concrete. Here is the order we work in and why.
Start your plans
Start the project form. We take your program, the rooms, the shop bay, how you actually want to live in it, and start a floor plan drawn for you rather than pulled off a shelf. This is the first real step and it is where most of the useful decisions get made.
That is how a build runs. Step one is a plan drawn for your land, and that starts with a conversation.
Got land? Let us look at it.
Send us the parcel and we will tell you what can be built on it, what the wind load will be, and roughly what it costs. No charge for that conversation.