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Old Barn Is Really Worth

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Important Note

The accuracy of the quote we provide depends on the accuracy of the information you've shared with us. We understand that you might not have all the information readily available or you might be unsure about some details. That's okay!

If this is the case, please utilize the 'Additional Comments' section at the end of this calculator to let us know. This helps us understand that some aspects of your submission may need a closer look or additional follow-up.

Location of Your Barn

Please enter the state and county

where your barn is located

Type of Barn

Please select the type of barn

you have from the options below

Select the Type of Barn*

Bank Barn

Built into a hill, this barn features entrances on both the top and bottom floors. The basement foundation is typically constructed with stone, serving as a sturdy base upon which the timber-framed barn sits. This design is well-suited for hilly regions and effectively utilizes the natural landscape.


English Barn

This barn features a central work area and side areas for animals and storage, with a timber-framed structure using posts and beams. Its rectangular shape and pointed roof are what many people think of as a classic barn.


Dutch Barn

With its large, wide roof and big doors, this barn's timber-framed structure uses posts and beams. The wide roof leads to shorter side walls, setting it apart.


German Stone Barn

This barn features stone walls that reach up to the eaves, with a timber-framed structure using posts and beams on the inside of these stone walls. It's known for the combination of stone durability and the traditional timber frame interior.


Gambrel Barn

This barn is known for its distinctive roof with two slopes on each side, adding to the loft space. It's constructed as a timber-framed structure using posts and beams.

Barn Dimensions

Please enter the length, width, and

height of your barn (30ft x 50ft)

Condition of Your Barn

Please select the condition

that best describes your barn

Select the Current Condition of your Barn*

Number of Bents

How many bents does your barn have?

Number of Posts in Bents

How many posts are there in each bent?

Main Upright Posts Dimensions

Select the size of your barn's main upright posts.

Select the Size of the Main Upright Posts*

Type of Beams

Are your barn's beams hewn or sawn?

Select the type of beams used in your barn*

Type of Siding Used

Select the siding material on your barn.

Select the type of siding used on your barn*

Color of Siding

What is the color of your barn's siding?

Select the color of siding used on your barn*

Type of Flooring

Choose the type of flooring used in your barn.

Select the flooring type used in your barn*

Floor Joist Size

Select the size of your barn's floor joists.

Select the floor joist size used in your barn*

Size of the Rafters

What size of rafters are used in your barn?

Choose the size of rafters in your barn*

Additional Comments

Is there any additional information or comments you'd like us to know about your barn?

Problem Areas

Describe any issues or problem

areas in your barn.

Pictures of Your Barn

Photos help us provide the most accurate valuation. Please provide us clear pictures of the following:

  • All Four Sides: Show each side of your barn to capture its overall condition and style.

  • Interior Views (All Levels): Any accessible interior shots to gauge the inside condition of your barn. If your barn has a loft or basement please send clear photos of both.

  • Damage Areas: Focus on any damage or problem areas mentioned earlier.

If there were any parts of the survey you were unsure of, such as the type of flooring, rafters, or joists, or if there are any other details you think might help us understand your structure better, please include photos of those areas as well.

Uploading Pictures:
Click below to select the photos of your
barn you want to upload from your device.

Please Note: This Barn Calculator is specifically for Timber Frame Barns. If your barn is built with logs instead of posts and beams, please use our Log Structure Calculator.

BARN VALUATION CALCULATOR

Find Out How Much Your Barn Is Worth

Get Your Free Barn Valuation

Click below to get started now.

Before we begin, please enter your contact information below, so we can send you your results.

Yes, I want to receive updates and results about my barn valuation.

Important Note

The accuracy of the quote we provide depends on the accuracy of the information you've shared with us. We understand that you might not have all the information readily available or you might be unsure about some details. That's okay!

If this is the case, please utilize the 'Additional Comments' section at the end of this calculator to let us know. This helps us understand that some aspects of your submission may need a closer look or additional follow-up.

Barn Location

Please enter the state and county where your barn is located

Type of Barn

Select the type of barn you have from the options below

Select the Type of Barn

Bank Barn

Built into a hill, this barn features entrances on both the top and bottom floors. The basement foundation is typically constructed with stone, serving as a sturdy base upon which the timber-framed barn sits. This design is well-suited for hilly regions and effectively utilizes the natural landscape.


English Barn

This barn features a central work area and side areas for animals and storage, with a timber-framed structure using posts and beams. Its rectangular shape and pointed roof are what many people think of as a classic barn.


Dutch Barn

With its large, wide roof and big doors, this barn's timber-framed structure uses posts and beams. The wide roof leads to shorter side walls, setting it apart.


German Stone Barn

This barn features stone walls that reach up to the eaves, with a timber-framed structure using posts and beams on the inside of these stone walls. It's known for the combination of stone durability and the traditional timber frame interior.


Gambrel Barn

This barn is known for its distinctive roof with two slopes on each side, adding to the loft space. It's constructed as a timber-framed structure using posts and beams.

Barn Dimensions

Please enter the length, width, and height of your barn (30ft x 50ft)

Condition of Your Barn

Please select the condition that best describes your barn

Condition of your Barn

Number of Bents

How many bents does your barn have? (leave blank if unsure)

Bents
Bents

Number of Posts in Bents

How many posts are there in each bent? (leave blank if unsure)

Upright Posts Dimensions

Select the size of your barn's main upright posts. (leave blank if unsure)

Dimensions for main upright posts*

Type of Beams

Are the beams hewn or sawn?

Select the type of beams used*

Type of Siding Used

Select the siding material on your barn.

Type of siding used on your barn*

Color of Siding

What color is your barn's siding?

Color of siding used on barn*

Type of Flooring

Choose the type of flooring used in your barn.

Flooring type in your barn*

Floor Joist Size

Select the size of your barn's floor joists.

Floor joist size used in barn*

Size of the Rafters

What size of rafters are used in your barn?

Size of rafters in your barn*

Additional Comments

Is there any additional information or comments you'd like us to know about your barn?

Problem Areas

Describe any issues or problem areas you've noticed in your barn.

Pictures of Your Barn

Photos help us provide the most accurate valuation. Please provide us clear pictures of the following:

  • All Four Sides: Show each side of your barn to capture its overall condition and style.

  • Interior Views (All Levels): Any accessible interior shots to gauge the inside condition of your barn. If your barn has a basement or hayloft please send photos of both.

  • Damage Areas: Focus on any damage or problem areas mentioned earlier.

If there were any parts of the survey you were unsure of, such as the type of flooring, rafters, or joists, or if there are any other details you think might help us understand your structure better, please include photos of those areas as well.

Uploading Pictures:
Click below to select the photos of your barn you want to upload from your device.

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