Miller Barns designs and builds a wide variety of custom outdoor structures, including storage sheds, she sheds, man caves, garden sheds, hobby workshops, horse shelters, livestock shelters, loafing sheds, utility buildings, tall barns, gable roof barns, and fully customized agricultural buildings. Every structure can be tailored to your property's size, use case, and aesthetic requirements.
If it is level already you don't have to do anything. We recommend road base gravel especially if it is not level to start with. All you need to prepare the site is to put down about 4” of road base gravel (5/8" minus) over filter cloth about 2' wider and longer than your building.
It's not required, as the building comes on pressure treated skids and a solid 2x6 and CDX floor. However, if you want the very best that's how to do it!
Yes we can, if you can describe it or send a picture, we can usually do it!
We now have a $100 fee for most changes… that does not usually apply to stain color.
We are able to assemble buildings on site. But it costs more.
It depends on the size of course. 8x12 and smaller, less than three hours. Our record for a 12x20 tall barn was five hours. We pre-build all we can in the shop to minimize actual construction time at your site.
Because it takes two or three guys out of the shop and interrupts production.
Up to 50 mph winds, no worries. Above that, yes it would be a good idea. First thing if it is an open sided horse shelter, make sure the opening is away from the prevailing winds. Several ways to do this, for horse shelters, simple metal T posts on all four corners will work. Or you can use chain and cement anchors. For storage buildings it is only necessary in very windy areas.
You can use anything from steel fence posts, or rebar. Or if your building is on cement, you can use cement anchor bolts. For horse shelters ...post holes at each corner..attach chains to the building ...drop them into the holes and fill with cement.
Below are three links that take you to color charts. Metal roof, shingle roof, and stain.

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Yes. Miller Barns specializes in customizable sheds and barns. Customers can often choose building dimensions, roof styles, window placement, door configurations, ventilation options, animal housing features, storage solutions, and other functional upgrades to create a structure that meets their exact needs.
A shed is typically designed for storage, workshops, or recreational use. A barn is generally larger and intended for equipment, feed, livestock, or agricultural purposes. An animal shelter is specifically engineered to provide protection from weather for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, and other livestock. Miller Barns offers solutions for all three applications with customizable designs.
Miller Barns offers several roof configurations, including gable roof barns, single-slope roof structures, tall barns, and specialty custom designs. The best roof style depends on factors such as local snowfall, rainfall, intended use, storage requirements, and desired appearance.

If it must be mouse proof we recommend a steel security door. There is no other place a mouse can get in except the door. If we use our shop doors there is almost no chance of a mouse getting in, but to be absolutely sure, go with the security door.
That is no problem. The stud spacing’s are standard for fiberglass bats. We do however recommend that we insulate the floor if you ever plan do the rest yourself. Everything else can be done later but the floor needs to be done as we build, as it would be very difficult to do later. We charge $3.00 per Sq. Ft. to do the floor.
We do about 150 buildings per year and have buildings in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, California and Idaho and Alaska!
Either email or call. We will fill out an order sheet. Answer any questions you have. We need all the details such as size, style, stain colors, if you want us to stain it, delivery address, options etc. When we have the down payment the building is ordered.
Depending on the project, we ask for a down payment between $1000 - $2000 ,when you order, and the rest when we deliver.
We fix anything for at least a year. If something goes wrong ever give us a call. So far, it has been shingles blowing off, or doors needing adjustment. We will fix it.
We now work with RTO National..... a rent to own , no credit check company. Some restrictions apply... such as it can't be built on-site.
Yes. Many Miller Barns structures are installed in regions that experience significant snow, wind, and seasonal weather conditions. Building design recommendations can be adjusted based on local climate requirements, site conditions, and intended use to maximize durability and long-term performance.
A she shed or man cave can serve as a backyard office, art studio, music room, home gym, craft workshop, guest retreat, gaming room, reading space, or personal hobby area. Custom shed buildings provide flexible extra space without the expense of a traditional home addition.
Yes. Miller Barns builds custom animal shelters designed to protect livestock from rain, wind, snow, and sun exposure. These shelters can be configured for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, alpacas, and other farm animals while accommodating feeding, bedding, and herd-management needs.
Miller Barns has completed projects throughout Washington, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Oregon, California, Idaho, and Alaska. Property owners throughout these regions can contact Miller Barns to discuss delivery, installation, and customization options for sheds, barns, and animal shelters.
The ideal size depends on your intended use, available property space, future storage needs, equipment dimensions, livestock requirements, and local zoning considerations. A good rule is to plan for both current and future needs to avoid outgrowing the structure within a few years.
A custom-built shed provides greater flexibility, durability, and functionality compared to many mass-produced storage buildings. Custom structures can be designed around your exact storage requirements, property layout, climate conditions, livestock needs, and aesthetic preferences, resulting in a building that delivers long-term value and usability.