Barndominiums
Live-work steel buildings that combine a home and a shop or barn under one durable roof.

Live and Work Under One Roof
A barndominium gives you the best of both worlds — comfortable living space and a working shop, barn, or garage in one engineered steel building. We design yours around how you actually live and work, then build it to last.
From the steel frame and metal roof to insulation, windows, porches, and interior finishes, we handle the whole build. The result is a low-maintenance, storm-tough home with all the room you need.
What goes into a barndo: an engineered steel frame and metal roof, insulated and finished living space, an attached shop or garage with roll-up doors, porches and overhangs, windows placed for natural light, and the interior finishes that make it feel like a home rather than a shed.
How the build runs: we start with your floor plan and a free quote, finalize engineering and permits, pour the slab, erect the frame and dry it in, then frame, insulate, and finish the interior. Living space and shop space go up together, so you move into a finished building.
Barndominium Features
Living Space
A real home inside a steel shell: laid out to your floor plan, insulated, and finished.
Custom Floor Plans
Insulated & Comfortable
Porches & Overhangs
Windows & Natural Light
Open-Concept Spans
Interior Finishes
Work Space
Shop, garage, and storage attached to the house and sized to what you actually do.
Attached Shops
Garages & RV Bays
Equipment Storage
Roll-Up Doors
Tall Eave Heights
Concrete Shop Floors
Built to Last
Steel framing and metal roofing mean less upkeep and better performance in Texas weather.
Engineered Steel Frame
Metal Roofing
Low Maintenance
Storm-Tough
Clear-Span Interiors
Insulated Envelope
Barndominium Projects
Steel home-and-shop builds we've completed across North Texas.




Dreaming of a barndominium? Let's design yours. We build barndominiums throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and North Texas, including Fort Worth, Dallas, Denton, Weatherford, Granbury, and Cleburne.
