The barndo look with a real home inside — full-service construction, one crew from shell to finish, built to custom-home standards.
A barndominium gives you the efficient footprint and open, flexible interior of a barn or shop with the comfort of a finished home. It's a great fit for Eastern Idaho — durable, roomy, and well-suited to combining living space with a shop or garage on acreage. We build them as complete, permitted homes, not oversized outbuildings with a mattress in the corner.
Because our own crews handle the core of the build — kept consolidated instead of scattered across a dozen subs — a barndo we build gets the same standard of workmanship as a ground-up custom home. The shell might be simpler; the finished living space isn't.
The interior of a barndominium is where the money and the comfort live: insulation, mechanical systems, kitchen and baths, flooring, cabinetry, and finishes. We build and finish all of it in-house to the same standard as any custom home, fully permitted and inspected. You get the durability and flexibility of the form without giving up the warmth of a real house.
People often assume a barndominium is automatically cheap. The shell can be efficient, but the finished cost depends mostly on the interior finish level, the site, and the systems inside — the same drivers as any home. A barndo with high-end finishes costs like a home with high-end finishes. We price every project on cost plus a fixed fee locked to your original budget, and run it on Buildertrend with daily logs so you can watch the number the whole way. For the factors that move the total, see our Teton Valley cost guide.
Many barndominiums go up on raw or rural lots, which means real site prep — access, grading, drainage, and utilities — before the shell goes up. If your land needs clearing first, our forestry mulching crew can open it up. We handle the whole path from bare land to keys, and you can follow the same step-by-step build process we use on every home.
We build barndominiums across Teton Valley, Victor, Driggs, Rexburg, Rigby, Idaho Falls, and Ammon. Registered Idaho contractor, fully insured, backed by a one-year workmanship warranty plus a longer structural warranty.
Yes. Barndominium-style homes are in our wheelhouse — post-frame or conventional shell with a fully finished, permitted living space built to the same standard as our custom homes.
The shell can be efficient, but the finished cost depends mostly on the interior finish level, the site, and the systems inside — the same drivers as any home. A barndo with high-end finishes costs like a home with high-end finishes.
Yes. We build barndominiums as fully insulated, permitted, code-compliant homes with real kitchens, baths, and mechanical systems — as comfortable and efficient as you want them.
That's one of the most popular reasons people choose this style — finished living quarters under the same roof as a shop, garage, or storage bay. We design and build the whole thing as one project.
Tell us about your land and how you'd use the space — we'll walk you through how we'd build it.
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