Post options include solid 6×6 post, laminated post, green post, post protector and perma-columns. You can choose your preferred post type when your pole building.

Framing includes construction details and outlines the process of building  pole buildings.

Moisture protection includes moisture block, SBFW, house wrap and OSB/felt. You can choose your preferred moisture protection on pole builidngs.

The door options available are Plyco doors, Masonite door, Holmes door and sliding door options. Window options include duo-corp sliding windows or atrium single hung windows. There are various styles and colors available to match your pole building.

Metal siding and roofing options include McElroy Metal, sp vs kynar, max rib ii, and mesa. The wainscot options include metal, stone or vinyl siding. A color visualizer is available to view color options. You can customize your pole building to match your style.

Porch options include a lean to porch, a wrap around porch and a gable porch. A porch is an optional addition on pole buildings.

Overhang options include 12″ on two eaves, 12″ on eaves and gables or no overhang. An overhang is an optional addition on pole buildings.

Interior options include the option of a metal ceiling and insulation. Interior wall options include metal walls, OSB walls and perf metal walls. You can customize how you do the interiors of pole buildings.

A cupola is a small dome-like structure that sits atop the ridge of a roof. Cupolas are both functional and ornamental. They can provide ventilation and let air and light in while also increasing the curb appeal. A cupola is an optional addition for the top of pole buildings.

Pole buildings offer the option to have residential living quarter in the interior. These living quarters can be for permanent residency or used for leisure space like a pond home. Bathrooms, kitchens, and more are available for residential interior options.