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Pole Barn Repairs, Options & Additions – Troy

Troy sits east of Moscow along State Highway 8 in the Bear Creek canyon, and many barns on the benches and hillsides above town just need smart upgrades to match how you use them today. We handle repairs, lean-to additions, lofts or mezzanines, interior build-outs, door and window upgrades, and full insulation + concrete improvements – tuned for canyon wind, Palouse snow, and four season use between Troy, Deary, Kendrick, Juliaetta, and back toward Moscow.

From re-sheeting metal to post and truss fixes, from horse stalls and tack rooms to workshop finishes with power and heat, we upgrade barns along the Troy Highway, on bench ground above Bear Creek, and on rural parcels that stretch toward Deary and the tree line. If you want more covered space, better storage, or a tighter envelope, we will design it, frame it, and finish it clean – code-compliant and tailored to your Troy property.

Pole Building Repairs (Fix it right, make it last)

Structural & Framing

• Sistering or repairing rotted or heaved posts, adding uplift anchors, straightening bowed walls on barns that sit on canyon slopes and Palouse benches
• Truss and purlin reinforcement, girt replacement, hardware upgrades for snow and wind along SH 8 between Moscow and Deary

Roof, Siding & Weatherproofing

• Leak tracing and repair, re screw and re seal metal panels, ridge cap and flashing replacement after winter weather in the Bear Creek canyon
• Full or partial re-sheeting of metal siding or roofing with matching trim and closures
• Condensation control with ventilation, vapor barriers, and drip control upgrades to protect animals, hay, and equipment

Pole Building Openings & Access

• Overhead or roll up garage door replacement, high lift conversions, man door swaps sized for trucks, tractors, and trailers that run the Troy Deary and Troy Kendrick roads
• Window replacement for light and ventilation, plus new framed openings where needed

Slab & Drainage

• Crack or settlement remediation, saw cut and repour sections, apron additions, trench drains for sloped sites above town
• Gutters and downspouts with site water management to move roof runoff away from barn pads during spring melt and storms

Storm or Snow Damage

• Post event inspections, snow load damage assessment, emergency dry in, and rebuild plans for barns in and around Troy

Goal: bring the building back to square, dry, and tight – then make it better than before.

Popular Pole Building Additions (More space, more function)

Lean-tos & Overhangs

Open or enclosed lean-to additions for equipment parked along narrow canyon driveways, firewood staged near the tree line, or outdoor work areas overlooking Bear Creek and the Palouse hills. We match your existing eave height and panel profile so the addition ties in clean.

Lofts & Mezzanines

Create lofted storage or a partial second level for hay, seasonal gear, or small business inventory so you can keep the ground floor open. Ideal for smaller canyon parcels where flat building space is limited.

Interior Build-Outs

• Horse barns and stables: stalls, aisle layout, tack rooms, wash bays, rubber matting
• Workshops: insulated walls and ceilings, 120 or 240V power, task lighting, compressor runs for trades and home based businesses
• Garage + shop combos: partition walls, fire separation where required, organized storage for tools and toys
• Barndominium prep: interior framing, rough ins, envelope upgrades if you want future living or office space above the shop

Door & Window Upgrades

Taller RV, camper, or equipment doors, drive through bays, added man doors, skylights, or additional windows to bring in natural light and views over the canyon.

Concrete & Floors

Slabs, thickened edges, footings, interior pads, drains, and aprons – poured with slope and drainage in mind for hillside and bench sites. Concrete can be bundled with your Troy project.

Exterior Finishes

Metal siding and roofing in colors that match Palouse hills and timber edges is our standard. Want a more finished look from SH 8 or the main approach roads? Add LP SmartSide or fiber cement wainscoting and trim – we skip vinyl.

Comfort & Protection

• Insulation with spray foam, batt, or hybrid systems, proper air sealing, and ventilation so your space is usable through Troy winters
• Snow guards, gutters, and condensation control to keep interiors dry and comfortable

Use-Case Ideas (Mix & match to fit your property)

• Equipment and storage barns for tractors, side by sides, and implements that run hillsides between Troy and Deary
• Multi bay garages for pickups, work trucks, and toys
• Workshops with heat, power, and a finished slab for trades and fabrication
• Agricultural use – small livestock shelters, hay storage, and machine sheds serving canyon and bench ground
• Barndominiums or shouses with framed interiors and insulation ready shells
• RV or boat storage with taller clearances and reinforced slabs
• Commercial builds – shop and warehouse style buildings near the Troy Highway
• Lofted pole barns for built in attic storage
• Horse barns or stables with stall packages and wash bays
• Garage + apartment combos with ADU space above or beside the bays
• Insulated buildings with vapor barriers and finished interiors
• Custom roofing or siding colors, wainscoting, and trim packages
• Permitting and site prep – we help coordinate with the City of Troy and Latah County

Design + Process for Additions & Repairs in Troy, ID

1. Site check and measurements on your canyon, bench, or rural property near Troy
2. CAD layout and scope for doors, lean tos, and interior partitions that work with your driveways and slopes
3. Budget options with clear good, better, best paths
4. Materials and color selections to match existing buildings and Palouse canyon surroundings
5. Schedule and build timed around weather and access along SH 8
6. Final walk through to confirm details before we wrap up

Everything is tuned for snow, wind, and local code in the Troy and Bear Creek area. Clean framing, engineered trusses, proper spacing, and matching trim – the same standards we use on new builds.

What are some common Pole Barn Questions We Hear from Troy residents?

Can you add a lean-to or overhang to my existing pole barn?

Yes – lean-to additions are a popular way to add covered space on Troy properties that already have a good main barn but need more room for equipment and hay.

How do you fix rotted posts at the base?

We expose the damage, sister or replace posts, add uplift anchors, and bring the wall back to plumb before closing with proper flashing and grade fixes suited to canyon and bench soils.

Can you convert part of my pole barn into living space or a barndominium?

We can frame interiors, upgrade insulation and air sealing, and plan openings so you have a code aware path toward living, office, or shop space tied to your barn.

Do you pour slabs and interior pads?

Yes – slabs, footings, and interior pads can be included so doors, drains, and equipment bases land where they should on your site.

Will this hold up to Troy winters?

We design and retrofit for snow load and wind using engineered components, proper fasteners, closures, and ventilation sized for conditions between Moscow, Troy, and Deary.

Service Area (Local to You)

Troy, Deary, Kendrick, Juliaetta, along SH 8 and connecting county roads, plus nearby rural Latah County.

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