A post-frame garage or workshop gives you more usable space for your money than conventional stick framing. Large posts set deep in the ground carry the building's load, so the interior stays wide open — no load-bearing walls in the way of your truck, lift, workbench or boat.
Brimstone Contracting builds detached garages, pole barn garages, hobby shops and full working shops for homeowners across Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. We plan the size, door layout and finish-out around how you'll actually use the building.
Features & options
- Clear-span interiors with no load-bearing walls
- Tall sidewalls for lifts, RVs and storage lofts
- Overhead, walk-in and sliding door options
- Wainscot, trim and color choices to match your home
- Insulation, liner panels, electric and concrete floor options
- Lean-tos and porches for extra covered space
What we build
Detached garages
Two-, three- and four-car garages with room left over for storage and a workbench.
Workshops & hobby shops
Woodworking, metalworking, auto work or a home business — space laid out for your equipment.
RV & boat storage
Tall sidewalls and oversized doors to keep campers, boats and trailers out of the weather.
Garage + living or office space
Finish a portion of the building as an office, loft or flex space.
Why Brimstone Contracting
More space per dollar
Post-frame uses fewer materials and less foundation work than conventional framing, so your budget goes further.
Built around your use
We ask what you're storing and working on before we draw anything.
Straight answers
Clear quotes and honest timelines — no surprises halfway through the build.
Serving homeowners, farms and businesses throughout Ohio & Western Pennsylvania.
Common questions
Is a post-frame garage cheaper than a stick-built garage?
In most cases post-frame costs less per square foot because it needs fewer framing materials and a simpler foundation. Your actual price depends on size, doors, finish-out and site conditions — we'll give you a clear quote.
Can a post-frame garage be insulated and heated?
Yes. We can add insulation and interior liner panels so the building can be heated and used year-round as a shop.
Do I need a permit for a pole barn garage?
Most townships and counties in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania require a permit for a new garage. Requirements vary by location, and we'll talk through what your site needs.
Can you pour the concrete floor?
Ask us about concrete when you request your quote and we'll include the options for your project.
Ready to talk about your garages & workshops project?
Tell us the size and location — we'll take it from there.