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Farming

Brock's Farm Workshop & Machine Shed Building

An All-In-One Farm Facility to Protect and Maintain Ag Equipment & Implements

Designed For You

Building Customizations

A spacious facility that combines storage space for equipment and a workshop helps Brock farm more efficiently by protecting him against breakdowns and costly repairs, extending equipment life, and providing a comfortable year-round space to work.

Heated Farm Workshop

Designed for Productive Farm Work Year-Round

The fully insulated and heated farm shop provides a comfortable environment for timely repairs and off-season maintenance. With a comfortable space to work, Brock can stay productive regardless of weather conditions—limiting downtime and ensuring equipment is ready for the next season.

A large Powerlift door connects the workshop to the storage area, creating efficient flow of equipment within the structure.

Features

100' x 100' x 22'

The large farm workshop provides a clear-span interior that can accommodate multiple pieces of machinery inside at one time.

This farm shop features a large Powerlift door that connects the farm workshop to the machine shed

Machine Storage

Protecting the Most Valuable Farm Assets

Housing his full fleet of farm equipment indoors is a smart business decision for Brock’s farm and provides long-term value and ROI by protecting against damage and deterioration caused by exposure to harsh weather.

Modern farm equipment is complex and expensive to purchase and repair—making indoor storage essential. The integrated machine shed in Brock’s new farm building is a smart investment in the long-term success of his farm.

Features

86' x 200' x 22'

The machine shed integrated into the farm building is large enough to house a full fleet of equipment while providing enough space to easily maneuver them.

The unfished interior of a machine shed. filled with tractors and other farm equipment.

Post & Truss Spacing

Strength From the Posts Up

To stand up to strong winds and heavy snow loads in Southern Alberta for the long run, posts and trusses throughout the building are spaced at just 4′ on-centre.

A structure that is designed to provide lasting value and protection for his farm equipment gives Brock peace-of-mind that his equipment is safely protected for generations.

Features

4-ply

The engineered laminated posts used throughout the farm workshop and machine shed are made with 4-ply’s of 2″ x 8″ lumber.

Inside a farm machine shed that has posts spaced closely together for optimum strength

Mezzanine

Creating More Space & Functionality

After construction was complete, a mezzanine was added to the interior of Brock’s farm workshop, made possible by a 32′ ledger board installed in the original build. This foresight in the design process allowed for an easy retrofit—adding valuable storage space.

Up top, the mezzanine offers organized second-floor storage for parts and tools. Below, it creates a practical office and break area.

Features

12' x 20'

The mezzanine effectively adds functional square footage to the building, without expanding the overall footprint.

A fully finished farm workshop interior with features that make work more productive and comfortable.
Gallery

Browse through our project gallery for inspiration and ideas.

A farm building that connects a machine shed with a farm workshop into one, multi-use building
A farm building that connects a machine shed with a farm workshop into one, multi-use building
A photo of a large farm building shows the scale and size.
A partially opened bi-fold door on a agricultural machine shed.
A farm workshop with two overhead doors opened, showing the access points of the building.
Dark exterior of a post frame farm building.
An insulated farm workshop with a concrete floor and metal walls.
A view from the second-floor mezzanine inside a fully finished farm workshop.
The interior of a post frame machine shed (pole shed) for farm equipment.
Filled with farm equipment, the machine shed shows a clear-span interior.
A farm building that connects a machine shed with a farm workshop into one, multi-use buildingA photo of a large farm building shows the scale and size.A partially opened bi-fold door on a agricultural machine shed.A farm workshop with two overhead doors opened, showing the access points of the building.Dark exterior of a post frame farm building.An insulated farm workshop with a concrete floor and metal walls.A view from the second-floor mezzanine inside a fully finished farm workshop.The interior of a post frame machine shed (pole shed) for farm equipment.Filled with farm equipment, the machine shed shows a clear-span interior.
Project Phases

We guide you through each step of our streamlined process to make sure your post frame building is completed on time, exactly as you envisioned.

Phase One

We start by understanding your vision and how you’ll use your post frame building. We’ll discuss materials and guide you through building codes and permits.

Phase Two

We present the best options that fit your vision and budget. Then, we’ll help you choose materials for durability and weather-resistance.

Phase Three

We design your building to meet local structural requirements. You’ll review the plan and request any necessary changes.

Phase Four

Once approved, we’ll order materials and ensure timely delivery. Our team ensures everything stays on schedule and moves smoothly.

Phase Five

Permits are the responsibility of the landowner, but we’re here to support you through the application process and help ensure your project meets building code requirements.

Phase Six

Construction begins, and our crew works quickly to complete the project. We’ll keep you updated and perform a final quality check.

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