Stark County · North Dakota
Metal buildings in Dickinson, ND.
We supply garages, shops, ranch buildings, commercial buildings and more across Dickinson. Our work reaches from city lots out to the ranches and acreages of Stark County, and anywhere else you’re building.
Permits issued by
City of Dickinson
Stark County permits
Same office
Extra height
1 ft per 2 ft of setback
Variances
Board of Adjustment
From Stark County Planning & Zoning and City of Dickinson Board of Adjustment records. The height rule is as the city’s building official explained it to the board.
What people build in Dickinson
The gateway to the badlands, and the ranch and oil country around it.
Detached garages
Set back farther to go taller. Tubular steel suits most garages.
Workshops
Heated shops for the long winter. Steel truss suits a finished interior.
Ranch buildings
Hay, cattle and equipment storage in Stark County. Red iron takes over past eighty feet.
Lean-tos
Covered boat and equipment storage off the side of a garage.
See what a steel building costs for real per-square-foot ranges.
Permitting metal buildings in Dickinson
Who permits
- The City of Dickinson serves as the building department for Stark County as well as the city.
- Rural applicants apply through the city; the county handles zoning and floodplain review.
Height
- For detached buildings, every 2 feet of setback beyond 3 feet adds a foot of allowed height.
- A building’s height and sidewalls shape how close it can sit to the lot line.
Variances
- Height and size variances go to the Board of Adjustment at City Hall, 38 1st Street West.
- The board hears rural requests too, such as additions on acreages north of town.
Around Dickinson, one office permits town and country. Whether you’re building in city limits or on a Stark County acreage, the permit comes through the city. We size height and setback together, so a taller building lands where the rules allow it.
We also serve Belfield, South Heart and Richardton. See all of North Dakota.
Start with a conversation
Let’s talk about your Dickinson project.
Tell us what you’re planning and where you’re building. We’ll help you work out the next steps.
- Tell us what and whereSend us the size, how you’ll use the building and the address.
- We check the siteWe confirm who permits the address and which code and loads apply.
- You get a clear recommendationWe recommend the frame that fits and price it against the alternatives.
Or call
417-218-8348