Rank #8 · Weatherford, TX
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| License / registration | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Construction type | Custom metal buildings; red-iron steel frames; clear-span designs for arenas (per site) |
| Structures built | Shops and workshops, garages, RV and equipment storage, barndominiums, hay and equipment storage, livestock barns, riding arenas and partially enclosed arenas, open-sided run-in barns, working pens, horse barns with stalls, wash bays, tack rooms and round pens |
| Design & engineering | Yes — 3D Builder tool; engineered drawings; foundation design; permit applications and inspection coordination (per site) |
| Financing offered | Yes — lending partner HFS Financial, soft credit pull, loans $5k–$500k over 24 months to 20 years, fixed rate, no prepayment penalty; loan released to the builder on delivery (per financing page) |
| Warranty | Eight limited warranties: 20-year panel film integrity (26 ga), 20-year frame rust-through (12 ga; 10-year for 14 ga), 5-year structural and wind on engineered buildings, 1-year workmanship and water leak, plus a written on-time, on-budget guarantee (per warranty page) |
| Published pricing | Red-iron horse barn and arena combinations typically $45–$85 per sq ft in Parker County; agricultural starting tiers 40×80 from $109,090.91, 60×120 from $236,363.64, 80×200 arena-size from $509,090.91; shops from $48,000 (30×40 shell); barndominiums from $299,000 turnkey 1,500 sq ft. Note: the homepage FAQ quotes lower figures that conflict with these pages |
| Established | Not stated — not published or not confirmed |
| Accreditation | Site claims A+ BBB rated; no BBB profile found on search, so not confirmed |
| Service area | Burleson, Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury, Weatherford and 100+ towns across North and Central Texas; Johnson, Tarrant, Hood, Parker, Ellis, Dallas, Denton and Collin counties (per site) |
| Known for | Family-owned; limits itself to about six projects a month; quotes include delivery, install and engineering; publishes prices and warranties in detail; names a Weatherford cattle-operation project and a Granbury 80×200 arena |
| 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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