Boone County · Arkansas Ozarks
Metal buildings in Harrison, AR.
Shops, cattle barns, equipment storage and barndominiums on Ozark hill country, up US-65 toward the Missouri line.
Code
2021 IBC & IRC
Inside city limits
City permit
Rural Boone County
Usually no permit
Hillside sites
Plan the pad
What people build around Harrison
Cattle country and acreage, most of it on ground that isn’t flat.
Cattle & hay barns
Under sixty feet, tubular steel, and it isn’t close.
Shops & garages
Insulated or not, tubular is usually the answer unfinished.
Barndominiums
Steel truss. Drywall attaches to the frame, so there’s no second wall to build.
Wide or heavy
Red iron past eighty feet or with big doors.
We also work in cold-formed steel. See what a steel building costs and site preparation.
Permitting in Harrison and Boone County
Inside Harrison
- The city permits inside its own limits
- We confirm setbacks and size limits before drawings are produced
Rural Boone County
- Like most of Arkansas, usually no county building permit
- Floodplain permits still apply near creeks and rivers
Engineering
- The state code applies whether or not anyone inspects
- Occupied buildings are Risk Category II
On hill-country ground, the pad is half the project. Cut, fill and drainage on a slope can cost as much attention as the building. Settle the site before you settle the size.
Talk to Kevin about your Harrison project
Start with the address, the size you have in mind and what the building is for.
Kevin Sawyer
417-212-4873
kevin@vantagebuildings.com
We also serve Bergman, Omaha, Valley Springs, Jasper and Lead Hill. See Berryville & Eureka Springs, Mountain Home or Arkansas.
Tell us what you’re building.
Dimensions, use, and the address are enough to start.