Colorado Front Range · Family-owned
Owner-built by Jon & Janessa LangOne family-owned crew building pole barns across the Front Range — shops, garages, and storage built to carry our snow and stand up to the wind. Built by Jon & Janessa Lang.
“These guys are always willing to do what it takes, on time and enthusiastic… we use them on our projects and refer them to our clients.”
Robert StuartWhat we build
Out on Front Range acreage a pole barn takes the full weight of our snow and the push of open-lot wind. We set the posts deep and size the frame for both, so yours stands solid for decades.
Heated or open shop space and garage bays for trucks, tractors, and toys — built tall enough and tough enough to actually use.
Dry, secure storage for hay, gear, RVs, and equipment, so it's not sitting out in the snow and sun all winter.
Need something smaller? We build sheds and outbuildings to match — same solid posts and snow-ready frame, just scaled down.
Everything rides on the posts. We dig down past the shifting clay to solid ground and set them right, so the barn stays square and level for the long haul.
We size the roof framing and pitch for our snow load so it carries the weight and sheds it — not sags, leaks, or caves under a heavy winter.
Big sliding or overhead doors, windows for light, and the finish details that make the barn easy to live with day to day.
Pole Barns in your town
Pick your town to see how we build pole barn right there — the soil, the weather, the permits, and the HOA rules are a little different in each one.
Shops, garages & storage built for Castle Rock snow load.
Pole Barns in Castle Rock →Shops, garages & storage built for Highlands Ranch snow load.
Pole Barns in Highlands Ranch →Shops, garages & storage built for Parker snow load.
Pole Barns in Parker →Shops, garages & storage built for Castle Pines snow load.
Pole Barns in Castle Pines →Shops, garages & storage built for Lone Tree snow load.
Pole Barns in Lone Tree →Shops, garages & storage built for Aurora snow load.
Pole Barns in Aurora →Shops, garages & storage built for Larkspur snow load.
Pole Barns in Larkspur →Shops, garages & storage built for Elizabeth snow load.
Pole Barns in Elizabeth →Built for Colorado
A pole barn on the Front Range has to carry heavy snow, stand in open-lot wind, and sit on clay that shifts. Build it light and it sags or leans. We over-build ours so it lasts decades.
Our snow piles up on a big roof fast. We size the trusses and posts for the real load up here so the roof carries the weight and sheds it instead of caving.
On acreage the wind hits a barn broadside with nothing to slow it. We set the posts deep and brace the frame so the whole building stands firm.
Our clay swells and heaves when it gets wet. We dig the posts down past it to solid ground so the barn stays square and the doors keep sliding true.
Barns almost always need a permit and an inspection, and out on acreage that's often a county process. We pull the permit and handle the paperwork for you.
“These guys are always willing to do what it takes, on time and enthusiastic. If there's an issue, they go out of their way to make it right.”
Robert StuartVerified Google reviews
Real, verified reviews from real Colorado yards. The same names come up again and again: Jon, Janessa, and a crew that takes pride in the details.
“We have a real estate company and several investment properties. We use them personally and refer them to our clients for decks, fences, barns and sheds. Always on time and enthusiastic.”
“Colorado Elite knocked it out of the park. Amazing service and by far the hardest working crew, Derik is the man! Every hole plugged and not a detail overlooked.”
“Not the cheapest option — the quality of their work far exceeded the cost. Their attention to detail and craftsmanship were evident in every square inch.”
Pole Barns questions
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