POLE BARNS

Serving Central Minnesota

Pole Barn Builders

From equipment storage to agricultural buildings, Biersch Brothers has been building post-frame structures across central Minnesota since 2001. We’ll tell you what it costs, build it on schedule, and be there start to finish.

WHAT IS A POLE BARN

Post-Frame Buildings for Large Open Space

A pole barn, also known as a post-frame building, is a durable structure built with large vertical posts that carry the weight of the building. Instead of relying on a traditional poured foundation, post-frame construction uses those posts as the main support system, making it a practical and cost-effective way to add usable space to your property.

One of the biggest advantages of a pole barn is flexibility. The design allows for wide open interiors, large door openings, and plenty of room for equipment, storage, animals, vehicles, or workspace. It can also be built to handle the snow loads, wind, and changing weather that come with Minnesota seasons.

That’s why pole barns are a popular choice for agricultural buildings, shops, garages, storage buildings, and other functional spaces across Central Minnesota.

WHAT WE BUILD

Custom Pole Barns for Every Use

Pole barns are one of the most practical building options for central Minnesota landowners. Whether you need more room for equipment, animals, vehicles, tools, feed, or everyday storage, Biersch Brothers Construction can help you build a space that fits the way you plan to use it.

Agricultural Properties

Machine sheds, livestock buildings, equine buildings, hay and feed storage

Storage & Vehicles

Equipment sheds, garages, personal storage buildings, hunting and recreational storage

Shops & Workspaces

Hobby shops, workshops

WHY A POLE BARN MAKES SENSE

The Advantages of a Pole Barn

Between plenty of open space for storing and a build that costs less per square foot than traditional construction, pole barns have a lot to offer.

More Usable Space

Wide open interiors make it easier to store equipment, park vehicles, care for animals, or create a shop that works the way you need it to.

Built for Minnesota Weather

Post-frame buildings can be engineered for the snow, wind, and seasonal changes that come with building in Central Minnesota.

Flexible for Different Uses

From machine sheds and livestock buildings to garages and hobby shops, pole barns can be planned around the purpose of the space.

A Practical Investment

Pole barns are known for delivering dependable square footage without the cost and complexity of traditional construction.

OUR PROCESS

What To Expect When You Build With Us

Biersch Brothers Construction has been building pole barns for over 25 years. Working with us is straightforward from the first call to the finished building. Here’s what you can expect:

1

Tell Us About Your Project

Give us the basics — what you plan to use the building for, roughly what size you’re thinking, and where it’s going. We’ll follow up to talk through the details.

2

Site Visit and Consultation

We come out to look at the property, talk through layout, door placement, access, and any site-specific considerations. We will help you decide the best design for what you need the building to do.

3

Detailed Quote

You’ll get a clear, itemized number — not a ballpark that grows by the time you get the invoice. When we give you a price, we stick to it.

4

Permits and Scheduling

We handle the permitting process and give you a build timeline before construction starts.

5

Construction

Our crew handles the build from start to finish, so you always know who is working on your property and who to call if something comes up.

6

Walkthrough and Completion

When construction wraps up, we walk through the finished building with you to make sure everything is right.

WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE BIERSCH BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION

Straight Talk on Cost

You’ll get a detailed quote based on your actual project — not a ballpark that grows by the time construction wraps. When we give you a number, we stand behind it.

One Point of Contact

You won’t get passed around or left wondering who to call. The same person who walks your property is the same person you’ll hear from throughout the build.

Local & Proven Experience

Biersch Brothers Construction has been building post-frame structures across central Minnesota since 2001. We know the land, the weather, the counties, and what it takes to build something that holds up here.

We Build It Ourselves

Our crew handles the work from start to finish. You always know who is on your property and who is accountable for the finished product.

SERVICE AREA

Building Pole Barns In Central Minnesota

Biersch Brothers Construction is based in Saint Augusta and builds pole barns throughout central Minnesota. If you’re within about an hour of St. Cloud, consider us for your next project.

St. Cloud · Brainerd · Alexandria · Little Falls · Willmar · Foley · Sartell · Sauk Rapids · Cold Spring · Kimball · Paynesville · Hutchinson · Long Prairie · Monticello

FAQ

How long does it take to build a pole barn?

Once we break ground, most structures are finished in just 3-4 weeks. While the total time depends on the scale and details of the build, we provide a clear project schedule at the start and prioritize staying on track.

Can a pole barn be fully finished or is it just a basic shell?

Both and everything in between. Some customers want a simple open structure for equipment storage or livestock. Others want a fully insulated, heated building with finished walls, concrete floors, and overhead doors. We build across that whole range and help you figure out what level of finish makes sense for how you plan to use it.

Are building permits required for pole barns?

In Minnesota, the majority of pole barn projects will require a permit. Because rules can differ between counties, we use our experience across Central Minnesota to help you understand the local requirements and navigate the permitting steps.

Can pole barns be used year-round?

Absolutely. By adding batt or spray foam insulation and a heating source, your pole barn becomes a comfortable year-round environment. We frequently build these as four-season hobby shops, workspaces, and functional agricultural buildings.

How do I determine the right size?

The ideal size is determined by your equipment, vehicles, and intended activities. Before we quote a project, we discuss factors like door locations, ceiling heights, and potential future growth to ensure the layout works for you long-term.

How does post-frame construction differ from traditional builds?

Instead of a continuous concrete foundation, pole barns use heavy vertical posts as the primary support. This method allows for a more efficient build, lower overall costs, and expansive interior space without the need for interior load-bearing walls.

Does Your Property Need A Pole Barn?

Give us a few details and we'll reach out to talk through how we can build the best pole barn for you.

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