Miller County · Southern Arkansas
Metal buildings in Texarkana, AR.
Shops, equipment buildings and barndominiums on the Arkansas side of the state line, out through Miller County’s farm and timber ground.
Arkansas side
2021 IBC & IRC
Texas side
Separate city
Rural Miller County
Usually no permit
Occupied buildings
Risk Category II
What people build around Texarkana
Cattle, timber and row crops in the county, and shops and garages around town.
Equipment & hay
Under sixty feet, tubular steel. Past eighty, red iron.
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.
Commercial
Cold-formed for permitted work with a finished eave.
See what a steel building costs for real per-square-foot ranges.
Which side of the line are you on?
Texarkana is two cities in two states, and the address decides whose rules apply.
Texarkana, Arkansas
- Permits inside its own limits under the Arkansas state code
- We confirm setbacks and size limits before drawings are produced
Texarkana, Texas
- A separate city with its own permitting
- Texas rules apply, so we confirm them separately
Rural Miller County
- Like most of Arkansas, usually no county building permit
- Floodplain permits still apply near the Red and Sulphur rivers
A Texarkana mailing address doesn’t tell you which state you’re building in. Give Ryan the property address and he’ll confirm whose rules apply before you settle on a design.
Talk to Ryan about your Texarkana project
Ryan Burke works Southern Arkansas. Start with the address, the size you have in mind and what the building is for.
Ryan Burke
573-205-5394
r.burke@vantagebuildings.com
We also serve Fouke, Genoa, Doddridge, Ashdown and Hope. See El Dorado or Arkansas.
Tell us what you’re building.
Dimensions, use, and the address are enough to start.