by alpinebuilders | Jun 30, 2022 | Alpine Custom Builders, Post Frame, Post Frame Options, The Build
Post frame storage buildings are growing in popularity and for good reason. They combine efficiency, flexibility, durability, and affordability. They are also low maintenance, have a quick construction time, and lower construction costs. Below is a list of different...
by alpinebuilders | Dec 14, 2021 | Alpine Custom Builders, Free Quote, Post Frame, Post Frame Options, The Build
What is Post Frame Building? Post Frame uses pressure-treated solid wood posts or laminated columns to support roof trusses without a concrete footer/foundation or conventional studs of wood or steel. It transfers loads to the ground or to a concrete pier and...
by alpinebuilders | Nov 11, 2021 | Alpine Custom Builders, Free Quote, Post Frame, Post Frame Options, The Build
A post-frame building consists of engineered columns (also called “posts”) that are buried in the ground. Post-frame construction uses columns that transfer the roof load into the ground and engineered trusses to give you clear span options on your building design....
by alpinebuilders | Sep 22, 2021 | Alpine Custom Builders, Equestrian, Horse Barn, Post Frame, Riding Arenas, The Build
After weighing the pros and cons of a horse barn/home combination structure, most barndominium owners feel that the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages. If you’re considering pursuing this lifestyle, do thorough research. Here are some important areas to...
by alpinebuilders | Jul 15, 2021 | Alpine Custom Builders, Free Quote, Garage, Post Frame, The Build
Residential Post Frame Garage Options Adding a garage to your residential home or property maximizes your storage potential instantly. It creates a shelter for your large tools, vehicles, and machinery, and can be doubled as a workspace on your property. You could...
by alpinebuilders | Jun 29, 2021 | Alpine Custom Builders, Amish Craftsmanship, Post Frame Options, The Build
What is a Cupola? A cupola is a hollow frame that protrudes up from the roof of a building. The word “cupola” comes from the Latin word “cupula” (pronounced KYOO-pa-la, with the accent on the first syllable), which itself means “small cup”. Cupolas often have pointy...
