| Horse barns built on site are generally a little bit more | | | | modular building will take 1 week to complete on site |
| expensive when comparing with modular barns and | | | | (after delivery of sections). |
| prefabricated barns, but the biggest advantage of a | | | | The same exact building constructed completely on |
| barn built completely on site, is the ability to have it | | | | site, will require at least 3 weeks to build. So, which |
| built any size, any height and almost with unlimited | | | | barn is better, a modular or on-site stick built? The |
| options. Unlike a modular barn, a horse barn built on | | | | answer to this question really depends on different |
| site can have 12' or even higher walls, that are so | | | | aspects, such as site access, budget and height |
| much needed for large 17-18 hand horses. | | | | requirements. If you have a good site access, can |
| The modular barn is definitely more affordable and is | | | | get a way with lower walls and are tight on a |
| a great option for any horse owner that has a | | | | budget, by all means, go ahead with a modular option. |
| smaller budget and good site access. The | | | | If 12' walls are required, or no good access is |
| disadvantage of a modular building, is a requirement | | | | available your only choice is the barn built on site. |
| of a good site access in order to bring oversize | | | | As for quality of construction, that you have to see |
| modular sections. On the other hand, a barn built | | | | and compare for yourself. You'll find some quality built |
| completely on site only requires a limited access to | | | | modular barns and poorly built modular barns, but, |
| bring lumber and perhaps a skid loader. The other | | | | same can be said about any barn built on-site. So, the |
| difference is the time spent on site. A normal 36'x36' | | | | only thing I'll say - IF YOU CARE THAN COMPARE! |