Agricultural & Equestrian

Steel & Metal Barns

Built for livestock and agricultural storage, protecting crops, machinery, equipment and other valuable investments.

Perfect for livestock and agricultural storage

A metal barn is an agricultural building clad in steel: clear-span trusses for hay, machinery or an equestrian arena, open bays or enclosed stalls, and a roof built for snow load. CDA Structures builds them post-frame or all-steel across Idaho, Washington and Montana.

CDA Structures' metal barns and agricultural buildings are a great asset to clients because they protect crops, machinery, equipment, livestock and other valuable investments.

View these agricultural buildings and steel and metal barns to get an idea of what CDA Structures can do for you. Whether you are located in Idaho, Washington or Montana, we can build your ideal structure.

CDA Structures is centrally located in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. We are able to serve clients in Hayden, Spokane, Missoula and many more surrounding cities.

If you want to see how one of these actually goes up, we photographed a barn in Athol through the whole build, from the bare post frame to the finished doors.

Building something else? We also put up steel shops and garages, barndominiums and commercial steel buildings. Or see every pole building type we build.

Agricultural & Equestrian Projects

Agricultural pole barn with cupola
Agricultural pole building under construction
Steel barn with livestock corral
Custom pole building with full-height windows
Large red pole building with lean-to
Green and cream agricultural building
Row of steel storage buildings

Agricultural & Equestrian: common questions

01What areas do you serve?
We build across North Idaho (Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Sandpoint, Post Falls, Rathdrum, Bonners Ferry), Eastern Washington (Spokane, Spokane Valley), and Western Montana (Kalispell, Missoula). If you're nearby but not listed, give us a call and we may still be able to help.
02How long does it take to build?
A typical 30x40 shop takes 4-6 weeks from permit to completion. Larger commercial or agricultural buildings may take 8-12 weeks. Weather, permitting timelines, and custom features can all affect the schedule, so we'll give you a realistic timeline upfront.
03What is the standard time frame, start to finish, for a CDA Structures project?
CDA Structures, Inc. is geared up and ready to build with our numerous in-house and sub-contractor crews. With every project there is a process. On a residential project this typically consists of 7-10 working days for the design and engineering and 14-21 working days for the county specific permitting process. Some counties are faster than others and some are much slower. After permit approval we will schedule the delivery of the materials to your job site and schedule the crew's start date. Some building projects can take as little as one week while others that are more involved can take longer to complete. The time frame for your specific project will be explained in detail by your sales representative.

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