Maine Barn Builders
Building a barn or barn home in Maine’s harsh climate requires a company that can design a structure fit for the environment. With DC Builders, you can trust your building will provide superior protection and keep everyone safe and cozy in any weather. We offer custom design, framing, installation, and timber frame services nationwide, streamlining your building process for an easy and enjoyable construction experience. Our in-house design team will work with you to create personalized plans based on your ideas, budget, and location, and we can connect you with vetted builders outside the West Coast.
Explore Barn and Barn Home Kits From DC Structures
If you’re looking for design inspiration or a pre-designed building kit, our sister company DC Structures offers a line of pre-engineered barn and barn home kits that can be customized to match your style and taste. DC Structures ships complete design and materials packages anywhere in the U.S., including Maine, making it easy to kickstart your project whenever you feel ready.
Raleigh, North Carolina
This horse barn features custom European stall fronts, two custom breezeway doors and a timeless look!
Newnan, Georgia
This Southern barn home boasts a stunning open concept kitchen and living space. You would never know horses live downstairs!
Burlington, North Carolina
The living space stays on the ground level, with a bedroom, living room, and kitchen directly across from the horse stalls in this barn home.
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About Maine
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Maine is a rocky, cold, and often blustery state where the sea and the land meet to create beautiful rocky shores, great fishing, and incredibly cold winters. Maine is also the easternmost and northern most territory in the continental United States. Bordered by Canada and the Atlantic Ocean, Maine is a world in and of itself. Maine offers visitors and residents alike scenic views, rich culture, and an atmosphere that rivals the society from which the United States was born.
Maine has mild summers, harsh winters, and varying transitional periods. With temperatures topping out at about 80 during the summer and falling well below zero in the winter, Maine offers an interesting climate for builders and residents to work with. Terrain is also a big issue when it comes to building. Much of the coast is rocky and has little flat soil, much of the interior is heavily wooded and must be cleared for building, and most of the flat, usable land has been taken up with buildings that date to the conception of the state.
