Barndominiums offer a flexible alternative to conventional home construction. They can combine comfortable living space with a large garage, workshop, equipment area, hobby space, or storage building.
Spillco Construction provides barndominium construction services in Yukon and throughout the surrounding Oklahoma City metro. We help property owners plan a structure that fits their land, lifestyle, and intended use.
Whether you envision a full-time residence, a home with an attached shop, or a multipurpose country property, we can help organize the project from early planning through construction.
What is a Barndominium?
The term “barndominium” can describe several types of residential construction. Some are designed primarily as homes with barn-inspired exteriors. Others combine finished living space with a workshop, garage, or storage area.
A barndominium may include:
Full-time residential living space.
Open living and kitchen areas.
Large attached garages.
Workshops.
Equipment storage.
RV or boat storage.
Home offices.
Hobby rooms.
Covered porches.
Outdoor entertaining areas.
The construction method, exterior materials, and interior layout can be customized according to the plans, property, and project requirements.
Barndominiums Designed Around Your Priorities
One of the greatest advantages of a barndominium is the ability to plan living and work areas together.
Open Living Areas
Barndominium floor plans often allow for large kitchens, open living rooms and flexible gathering spaces.
Attached Workshops
A workshop can be connected directly to the home while remaining functionally separated from residential areas.
Large Vehicle Storage
Oversized doors and open interior areas can accommodate recreational vehicles, trailers, equipment, and multiple vehicles.
Flexible Floor Plans
Bedrooms, offices, storage and living areas can be arranged around the homeowner’s priorities rather than a standard subdivision layout.
Covered Outdoor Space
Porches, patios and lean-to-style covered areas can extend the usable space outside the building.
Room for Future Needs
When properly planned, the design may provide areas that can be adapted as storage, workspace, or finished living space in the future.
Barndominium Construction Services
Depending on the project agreement, barndominium construction may include coordination of:
The property should be evaluated for:
Building placement.
Access.
Drainage.
Utility availability.
Septic requirements.
Foundation conditions.
Orientation of the home and shop areas.
Future buildings or additions.
Good site planning helps the property function as a complete residential setting.
The exterior shell may include:
Foundation.
Structural framing.
Roofing.
Exterior wall systems.
Windows.
Residential entry doors.
Garage or shop doors.
Exterior trim.
The exact structure depends on the approved design and engineering requirements.
The living portion can be completed with the features expected in a conventional home, including:
Kitchens.
Bathrooms.
Bedrooms.
Living rooms.
Offices.
Storage.
Plumbing.
Electrical systems.
Heating and cooling.
Insulation.
Interior walls and ceilings.
Flooring and finishes.
Attached non-living areas may be designed for:
Vehicle parking.
Equipment.
Workbenches.
Tool storage.
Recreational vehicles.
Trailers.
Agricultural use.
Personal hobbies.
The intended use should be identified early so that door sizes, electrical needs, lighting, ventilation, and floor surfaces can be planned appropriately.
Important Barndominium Planning Decisions
Living-Space-to-Shop Ratio
Determine how much of the building should be finished living area and how much should remain garage, workshop, or storage space.
Building Dimensions
The overall width, length, and height affect the floor plan, structural requirements, and types of vehicles or equipment the building can accommodate.
Ceiling Heights
Living areas, workshops, and RV storage may require different ceiling heights. These differences should be addressed in the original design.
Interior Separation
Residential and work areas should be thoughtfully separated to manage noise, odors, temperature differences, and daily traffic.
Insulation and Comfort
The insulation, heating, and cooling strategy should be planned around both the living space and the intended use of the shop.
Utilities
Water, sewer, or septic, electrical service, internet, and other utilities should be evaluated before construction begins.
Exterior Appearance
Roof style, siding, masonry, windows, porches, and color selections can give the building a modern, traditional, agricultural, or residential appearance.
Our Barndominium Building Process
01
Project Consultation
We discuss how you want to use the property, the amount of living and work space needed, and your overall design goals.
02
Site Review
The building site is evaluated for access, utilities, drainage, and other conditions that may affect construction.
03
Plan Development or Review
Existing plans can be reviewed, or the required design resources can be identified before pricing and construction.
04
Scope and Estimate
The project is organized into a detailed scope covering site work, the building shell, utilities, and interior completion.
05
Preconstruction Coordination
Selections, plans, material requirements, and scheduling are coordinated before work begins.
06
Construction
The project progresses through site preparation, foundation, structural work, building enclosure, utilities, and interior finishes.
07
Final Walkthrough
We review the completed barndominium and address remaining items included in the construction scope.
Why Choose Spillco Construction?
A barndominium combines several types of construction in one project. The home, garage, shop, and site must be coordinated so that the finished building functions as a complete property.
Spillco Construction provides:
Barndominium FAQs
Start Planning Your Barndominium
Create a home that gives you the living space, storage, and working area your lifestyle requires. Contact Spillco Construction to discuss a barndominium project in Yukon or the surrounding Oklahoma City metro.