Horse Barns That Treat Your Horses Right

Every horse owner has a morning and evening routine: feed, turnout, muck, water, repeat. A barn that fights that routine wears out the people in it. We design the tack room near the wash bay, the feed room near the aisle entrance, and the wash bay where the natural drainage falls — not where the framing happened to land.

• 12' × 12' stalls (standard) — or 14' × 14' for warmbloods and draft horses
• 12'+ aisle widths — two horses can pass safely; a tractor fits for mucking
• Tack and feed rooms — lockable, lined, and ventilated separately
• Wash bay drainage — sloped concrete to a centered floor drain

Horses are extremely sensitive to ammonia and dust. A poorly vented barn causes RAO (heaves) and chronic respiratory issues. Our barns include open ridge vents, large sliding end doors, and louvered gable ends sized to the cubic footage — moving air the way a healthy barn needs to.

Wood-look steel kickboards. Powder-coated stall fronts and sliding stall doors. Rubber mats over concrete in aisles. Cupolas, weather vanes, and traditional roof lines that satisfy both equestrian buyers and county aesthetic boards.