The Barn Yard Blog

The Big E is a part of The Barn Yard family and we'll miss going this year. So, we are bringing the great displays and savings closer to home at our Showcase Locations in Ellington & Bethel, CT.

A stunning timber frame reception/waiting area with monitor barn design & hammer beam trusses is just the beginning of the 7,650 sq. ft. Fenton River Veterinary Hospital that we built in Stafford Springs, CT. Check out these photos for the full tour.

Exceptional timber frame design with Trestlewood reclaimed barn board siding and Nana Wall accordion glass doors make this Montauk Timber Frame Pool House in Hamilton, MA the place to be all summer long. Read on for a photo tour of this incredible pool house.

With a 10' timber frame porch, transom dormer, black windows & doors, and shiplap siding painted white, this is an exceptionally crafted modern farmhouse pool house in Tolland, CT.

This 40' x 60' family barn, based on our Newport model, has something for everyone, including an indoor basketball court. Exposed timber trusses on the ceiling add to the barn feel, and together with tongue & groove pine decking, bring warmth to the interior. Clear-span construction means no posts get in the way of the fun.

This Saratoga Barn in Newbury, MA is a bank barn, which means it's built into a hill and has ground-level entrances at two levels. It also features large sliding half glass doors, a reverse gable dormer, and a gallery-style loft.

Crafting timber frames creates lots of sawdust & wood scraps. We collect the sawdust & wood scraps and compress them to create Timber Pucks, biofuel briquettes made of 100% real wood-no glue or fillers. Learn all about the Timber Puck story in this new video.

Our company turned another big page last week. The arrival of our second CNC machine will be a game changer. Our already mind boggling level of production is about to double. Precise joinery and epic frames are what makes us world class.

Totally digging the retro vibe on this video of a post & beam barn raising. Was shot back in the fall but looks like it was from 50 years ago. While we now use advanced tech to design our timber frames, they're still assembled by hand like they always were.

We believe that a quality building becomes so much more than just a building. Check out our newest TV commercial featuring brothers Everett & Chris Skinner. We are building & delivering and can't wait to get started on your project.