Draw the building shape, place and resize interior spaces, then choose the exterior, openings, slab, insulation and utilities. Pricing updates from the geometry you actually design—not a one-size-fits-all square-foot multiplier.
Start with a common size or draw sections directly on the grid. Add attached wings or roof-only lean-tos. Everything snaps to 1 ft so area and perimeter stay predictable.
The main roof can rise to provide wing clearance. Pitch and clearance are planning assumptions; framing and snow-drift loads require engineering.
Click a space to add it, then drag and resize it on the plan. Tap empty floor to select that building section. Four corner resize handles appear so you can move the exterior walls directly from the interior plan. Drag empty floor to pan. Horse stalls start at 10×10, 12×12 or 14×14 and can be resized freely.
Choose the roof, siding and trim for your barn. The estimate updates for your building dimensions and selected finishes.
Choose the construction method, floor and services to include in your estimate. Shared floor and insulation work is counted once.
Electrical and plumbing are preliminary allowances. Accurate quotes require site and service-capacity assessments, licensed-trade design and engineering where required.
Enter the route from the existing service to the barn. Zero excludes that external connection. New wells, septic systems and utility upgrades need a separate quote.
This is a design-stage estimate. Final structural requirements, site access, soils, servicing, permit requirements and supplier pricing are confirmed before a written contract.
Your footprint, room sizes, finishes and estimate are included automatically.