Rank #7 · Weatherford, TX
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| License / registration | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Construction type | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
| Structures built | Arenas, metal barns, hay barns, pole barns, horse stalls, barndominiums, steel-frame homes, shops, carports, garages, commercial |
| Design & engineering | Yes — in-house drafting and design, design-build process (per site) |
| Financing offered | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
| Warranty | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
| Published pricing | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
| Established | 2002 ("founded in February 2002" per About page; BBB file shows business started 3/28/2005) |
| Accreditation | BBB A+, accredited since 2/10/2015, 0 BBB customer reviews |
| Service area | North Texas and southern Oklahoma; dedicated Weatherford, TX page with a Parker County section; corporate office in Greenville, TX (per site) |
| Known for | States it is an official builder for the National Cutting Horse Association; 50+ employees; in-house design; Decatur design center; BBB accredited since 2015 |
| Rating source | No third-party rating published at last check |
Texas issues no state license for barn, arena or metal-building construction. Electrical work must be done by a TDLR-licensed electrician and any plumbing by a state-licensed plumber; whether a building permit is required depends on whether the property is inside city limits, an ETJ, or unincorporated Parker County. The license row above shows what this builder has published or shown us, checked on the date given.
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