by skywaymedia | Feb 21, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
Not long ago, barns were built to stand for generations. But time, weather, and neglect don’t spare even the sturdiest structures. In the last decade, the number of working farms with barns built before 1960 has dropped by 28%, a sign that many are deteriorating...
by skywaymedia | Feb 12, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
Did you know that New York is home to some of the most unique barns in the country, including the Parker 13-Sided Barn, built in 1896, and the Kelly Round Barn, constructed in 1899? These architectural marvels showcase the ingenuity of past builders—but many barns...
by skywayseoteam | Jan 7, 2025 | Blog
When you think about building a pole barn in New York, one question pops up: How long will it last? The life expectancy of these structures isn’t set in stone. Winter’s brutal chill and uncanny attention to detail have molded their formulas to stand the...
by skywayseoteam | Jan 7, 2025 | Blog
Considering what to do with an old barn can be puzzling. Whether you’re rehabbing or repurposing a space, consider the rich history behind New York’s buildings, each one a chronological testament to the city’s vigorous heartbeat. Start by evaluating...
by skywayseoteam | Sep 5, 2024 | Blog
How to Renovate Your Barn for Modern Agricultural Use Revamping your barn in New York for modern farming brings a fresh breath of productivity. You must start by assessing the structure’s integrity and then update it to meet current agricultural standards....
by skywayseoteam | Sep 5, 2024 | Blog
How to Prepare Your Pole Barn for Winter As winter approaches, your pole barn requires special attention. The chill can wreak havoc on structures with concrete elements if you neglect them. Water freezes and expands within the concrete, risking cracks that compound...
