by skywayseoteam | May 28, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
In 1935, the U.S. had over 6 million farms with barns. Today, only a small number of those old barns are still standing. That’s why many owners ask, “How do I know if my old barn is worth saving?” The truth? Age doesn’t always mean it’s too late. Some barns just need...
by skywayseoteam | May 13, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
The short answer: most barns can last 40 to 100 years, but only if they’re properly maintained. Leaks, rot, and shifting foundations can quietly shorten that lifespan by decades. Many owners overlook small issues until they become big, costly problems. A few loose...
by skywayseoteam | May 12, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
In 2025, building a barn can cost anywhere from $6,400 to over $600,000. That’s a big range, and it depends on what kind of barn you want, where you live, and what features you need. With rising prices for materials and labor, more people are trying to plan ahead...
by skywaymedia | Mar 25, 2025 | Barn Restoration, Blog
You’re standing in your old barn, running your hand over the worn wood, thinking, Can I save this place, or is it time to start over? It’s a tough call. Renovation sounds expensive, but tearing it down and rebuilding? That’s no small investment either. Here’s the...
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...
