Custom Pole Barns in Custer County, CO

Constructing a pole barn in Custer County, Colorado, offers a versatile and durable solution for your agricultural, storage, or workshop needs. Pole barns are renowned for their cost-effectiveness and adaptability to various uses. In the diverse climate of Custer County, a well-built pole barn provides reliable protection for your equipment, livestock, or hobbies. Our experienced team specializes in designing and constructing pole barns tailored to your specific requirements, ensuring a seamless fit with the local environment and your functional needs.

Established on March 9, 1877, Custer County was named in honor of Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer. The county’s early economy was significantly influenced by a silver rush during the 1870s, attracting thousands of prospectors to the area. Over time, as mining activities declined, cattle ranching became the predominant industry, shaping the county’s rural character. The county seat has moved several times, from Ula to Rosita, then to Silver Cliff, and finally settling in Westcliffe in 1928. Today, Custer County is known for its rich history, agricultural heritage, and stunning natural landscapes, including the Wet Mountain Valley nestled between the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Wet Mountains.

Top attractions in Custer County include:

• Bishop Castle: A monumental, hand-built stone castle featuring intricate ironwork and a dragon’s head that breathes fire.
• Lake Isabel: A picturesque mountain lake offering fishing, kayaking, and hiking opportunities.
• Mission: Wolf: A remote wolf sanctuary dedicated to education and preservation of wolves.
• San Isabel National Forest: A vast area with numerous trails, camping sites, and wildlife viewing.
• Smokey Jack Observatory: An observatory offering exceptional stargazing experiences in an International Dark Sky Community.
• Rainbow Trail: A popular trail for hiking and horseback riding, stretching over 100 miles along the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
• Beckwith Ranch: A historic ranch that offers a glimpse into the county’s ranching heritage.
• DeWeese Reservoir: A reservoir popular for fishing, boating, and bird watching.
• Wet Mountain Valley: A scenic valley known for its breathtaking vistas and outdoor recreational activities.
• Silver Cliff Museum: A museum preserving the rich mining history of the area.

Custer County encompasses several towns and communities, each with its unique charm.

We serve all towns and zip codes in Custer County, including: 

• Westcliffe
• Silver Cliff
• Wetmore
• Rosita
• Querida

The county’s ZIP codes include 81252, 81253, and 81232.

Whether you’re in Westcliffe, Silver Cliff, or the surrounding rural areas, our pole barn construction services are available throughout Custer County to meet your building needs.