Barns, hay storage & shelters
Barns built by people who know what a wet Oregon winter does.
Hay storage, livestock shelter, equipment barns and loafing sheds for working properties across Douglas County.
Built for the work
An ag building is equipment, not decoration.
A barn that leaks, sweats or rots at the posts costs you hay, costs you vet bills and costs you a rebuild in fifteen years. We build them to avoid all three, which mostly comes down to getting the eaves, the ventilation and the ground contact right from the start.
- Hay storage with the airflow to keep it dry
- Loafing sheds and run-in shelters sized to your herd
- Equipment barns with doors tall enough for the tractor you own now
- Open sided, partially enclosed or fully closed in
- Lean-tos added to existing structures
What we build most
Common agricultural builds.
Hay barns
Tall open bays with the ventilation to keep a season of hay dry and out of the weather.
Loafing sheds
Three sided shelter for livestock, placed and oriented for the way weather actually moves across your ground.
Equipment storage
Covered parking for tractors and implements, with openings sized before anything gets ordered.
Riding arenas
Wide clear spans with no posts in the middle, built to the footprint you need.
Workshops on the farm
Enclosed, powered space to keep repairs on the property instead of in town.
Lean-tos and additions
More covered square footage off a structure you already have.
Our work
Barns and shelters around Douglas County.
A sample of what has gone up around Douglas County. Every building on this page is ours.
Standard, not upgrades
Five things other builders charge extra for.
These come on every JTW building. They are not line items on your quote and they are not an upsell at signing.
Extended eaves
Wider overhangs keep weather off your siding and doors, which is what actually makes a building last out here.
Optimized ventilation
Ridge and soffit venting sized to the building, so you are not fighting condensation on your equipment every winter.
Enhanced garage entry
Properly headed and framed door openings, set at heights that fit real trucks, trailers and tractors.
Heightened security
Solid door hardware and framing details that make the building harder to get into when nobody is home.
Durable finishing
Trim, closures and fastening done to last, not done to get the crew off the site a day early.
Also worth seeing
Other work we do.
Shops & Post Frame Buildings
Personal shops, garages and storage built on your ground, sized to what you actually park in them.
See the work
Commercial Buildings
Warehouses, shops and light industrial space with the clear spans and door heights your equipment needs.
See the work
Repair & Renovation
Re-roofing, siding replacement, post rot repair and bringing an older pole barn back to square.
See the workFree quote, usually same day
Need it standing before winter?
Tell us what goes in it and how much ground you have. We will get a number back to you, usually the same day.