Barndominium construction in Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, and southern Middle Tennessee: custom metal barn homes and barndo builds designed for rural Tennessee living.
Get a Free EstimateAdvanced Construction Solutions builds barndominium structures across Giles and Lawrence counties — the complete shell: site work, slab or pier foundation, steel frame or post-frame construction, metal roofing, exterior metal siding, and insulation. We deliver a weathertight, code-compliant structure. Interior finish, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC are owner-coordinated scopes, which keeps your interior choices open and your budget flexible.
Barndominiums require more upfront planning than a standard storage building. Call (931) 369-2134 early so we can discuss site, size, foundation, and layout before you commit to a design.
Home improvement financing through our partner Hearth.
Explore financing optionsA barndominium gives you the footprint of an agricultural building with residential capability. The steel or post-frame shell spans wider than most wood-framed homes, goes up faster than stick-built construction, and handles Tennessee weather — hot summers, heavy rain, and occasional ice storms — with minimal exterior maintenance.
Popular in Lawrence and Giles counties because the design suits rural properties: large attached garage or workshop bay integrated with the living area, open-plan interior you finish to your own standard, and a metal roof that lasts decades. The structure is fundamentally practical and the interior is entirely your call.
ACS scope: Site preparation and earthwork, concrete slab or pier foundation, steel frame or post-frame structure, metal roofing, exterior metal siding, window and door openings, and insulation. We deliver a weathertight, structurally sound, code-compliant building envelope in Giles and Lawrence counties.
Owner-coordinated scopes: Interior framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall, flooring, kitchen, and bathrooms. These are separate contracts with licensed trades. We can point you toward contractors in the area, but those scopes are not included in our estimate. This structure is standard for shell-build barndominium projects in Tennessee and keeps your interior choices and budget in your control.
No — ACS builds the structure: site work, foundation, steel or post-frame construction, metal roofing, exterior siding, and insulation. Interior finish, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC are owner-coordinated. This is standard practice for shell contractors and gives you control over interior specifications and budget.
Yes. Barndominiums built as residential structures require a residential building permit in Giles and Lawrence counties, covering structural, energy code, and fire separation requirements. We handle the structural permit; your licensed trades will pull their own mechanical and electrical permits for their scopes.
Common configurations run 30×50 to 40×80 and larger. The right footprint depends on your living space needs, whether you’re integrating a garage or shop bay, and your site. We’ll walk through this on the estimate call.
Shell construction typically takes 4–8 weeks depending on size, site conditions, and permit timeline. Interior finish is then owner-managed and varies widely.
A barndominium typically incorporates a garage or shop bay within the same footprint as the living area — the “barn” element is part of the design. A metal building home uses the same steel construction but the interior is designed as a conventional residence without an integrated workshop bay. ACS builds both.
We build barndominiums throughout Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Ardmore, Loretto, Elkton, Iron City, Minor Hill, and surrounding Giles and Lawrence county communities. Related services: metal buildings · pole barns · concrete slabs · site work.