Hoop Buildings for Sale
Protect equipment, livestock, hay, feed, and other valuable assets with a durable fabric hoop building from Ackerman’s Equipment.We offer agricultural hoop buildings in a range of sizes and configurations, with options for foundations, end walls, doors, ventilation, and professional installation.
Hoop Buildings Built Around Your Operation
Every farm or property has different storage and shelter needs. Ackerman’s Equipment helps customers choose hoop buildings based on what they need to protect, how much usable space they need, and how they want to access the structure.
Whether you need a hoop barn for livestock, a building for hay and feed storage, or additional space for tractors and equipment, we can help you determine the right building size, foundation, openings, and configuration for your operation.
Hoop Buildings for Farm, Livestock & Storage
The clear-span interior and flexible configurations of a hoop building make it suitable for a wide range of agricultural and storage applications.
Hay Storage
Store hay in a QuickCover building that’s a fraction of the cost of traditional buildings, maintains moisture levels, requires minimal maintenance and offers excellent energy efficiency.
Cow / Calf Shelters
Creating an ideal living environment for your livestock is a key element in raising healthier animals. QuickCover buildings allow you to do just that and at an affordable price.
Equipment Storage
Protecting your equipment from environmental-related damage extends the life of your machines – reducing money spent on repairs and up-keep while maintaining your investment’s value for a more pro table resale.
Commodity Storage
QuickCover buildings are designed for efficiency in airflow and ease of access. They lend well to equipment storage during the off-season and are easy to expand with your growing needs.
Salt Storage
QuickCover buildings can be quickly installed to keep your salt and sand supplies dry for years to come.
Nursery and Plant Propagation
Transform your Quick Cover hoop building into a greenhouse for growing plantstarts, seedlings, or transplants, providing a protected environment for
healthy growth.
Poultry and Small Livestock Housing
Quick Cover hoop building can provide shelter for poultry, goats, sheep, pigs, or other small livestock, offering protection and a conducive environment
for growth.
What Does a Hoop Building Cost?
Hoop building prices depend on the size of the structure, foundation, fabric, end-wall configuration, doors and openings, site conditions, installation requirements, and other options.
A smaller open-ended storage building will have different requirements than a large livestock or equipment building with enclosed ends, doors, ventilation, and a permanent foundation. Ackerman’s Equipment can help you compare options and develop a quote around your specific project.
Factors That Affect Hoop Building Prices
- Building width and length
- Foundation system
- End walls
- Doors and openings
- Fabric selection
- Ventilation
- Site preparation
- Installation
- Delivery/location
Not All Hoop Buildings Are Built the Same
A hoop building is more than a frame and fabric cover. Steel construction, building fabric, foundation design, and proper installation all play a role in how well your structure performs over time. Ackerman's Equipment focuses on durable building systems designed for demanding agricultural and storage applications.
Durable Galvanized Steel
Quality steel framing provides the strength behind the structure. Galvanized components help protect the frame from corrosion and the demanding conditions common around farms, livestock, and stored materials.
Heavy-Duty Building Fabric
The fabric cover is a critical part of the building system. Quality materials help protect equipment, livestock, hay, feed, and other valuable assets from changing weather conditions.
A Strong Foundation Matters
The right foundation helps support the building and transfer structural loads properly. Foundation requirements vary based on building size, site conditions, intended use, and the overall building design.
Proper Installation
Even quality materials need to be assembled and installed correctly. Ackerman's Equipment can help coordinate your project so the building, foundation, fabric, and openings work together as a complete system.
Choose a Building Based on More Than Price
Two hoop buildings with similar dimensions can differ significantly in frame construction, steel protection, fabric quality, foundation design, and installation. Those differences can affect durability, maintenance, and how well the building fits the job you need it to do.
When comparing hoop buildings, consider the entire building system rather than focusing only on square footage or initial cost.
What to Compare
- Frame and steel construction
- Fabric quality and protection
- Foundation and anchoring system
- Doors, openings, and access
- Installation and project support
- Suitability for your application
Compare Hoop Building Options With Ackerman's
Tell us how you plan to use your building and we can help you compare sizes, construction options, foundations, and configurations for your project.
From Building Selection to Installation
1. Optimize Your Square Footage
Consult with an Ackerman’s representative for expert guidance in selecting the ideal square footage solution tailored to your needs and budget.
2. Buy Effortlessly
Ackerman’s straightforward quoting process simplifies complex choices, offering clear pros and cons for each option, ensuring a precise quote for your preferences.
3. Choose Your Payment Plan
Ackerman’s provides tailored financing solutions, allowing you to purchase the equipment you need for the season and make payments or defer them until after your harvest.
4. Your Work is Done!
Ackerman’s provides hassle-free, turn-key installation with a 6-10 week lead time, ensuring you have your shelter as needed without any additional effort on your part.
Hoop Building Repairs & Recovers
Damage or wear doesn’t always mean you need a new hoop building. Depending on the condition of the cover and frame, a targeted repair, replacement cover, or full recover may be the better solution.
Ackerman’s can help assess the condition of your building and determine the most practical next step. Send us a few details about your building along with photos of the affected areas, and we’ll review what you have before recommending how to move forward.
Spot Repairs
Small tears, punctures, or isolated areas of damage may be repairable when the rest of the cover is still in good condition. We’ll look at the location and extent of the damage to determine whether a localized repair makes sense.
Cover Replacement & Full Recovers
If the fabric has become worn, brittle, loose, or damaged in multiple areas, continuing to make individual repairs may no longer be practical. If the existing frame is still in good condition, replacing the cover can give the building a fresh start without replacing the entire structure.
Start With an Assessment
Every building is different. Before recommending a repair or recover, we want to understand the building’s size, age, condition, and the type of damage you’re dealing with.
Tell Us About Your Hoop Building
Send us your building details and a few clear photos. We’ll review the information and let you know what additional measurements, photos, or inspection may be needed.
Hoop Building Repair & Recover FAQs
Have questions about repairing damaged fabric, replacing a cover, or deciding when a full recover makes sense? Here are answers to some of the most common questions about evaluating an existing hoop building.
It depends on the condition of the entire cover. A small isolated tear may only require a repair, while widespread wear, multiple damaged areas, brittle fabric, or recurring problems may make a full recover the better long-term option. An assessment can help determine which approach makes the most sense.
In many cases, localized damage can be repaired if the surrounding fabric is still in good condition. The size and location of the damage, along with the age and condition of the cover, all help determine whether a repair is practical.
Potentially, yes. If the existing frame and attachment points are still structurally sound, a new cover may be installed over the existing structure. We’ll want to evaluate the frame as part of the assessment before recommending a recover.
A recover may make more sense when repairs are becoming frequent, damage is appearing in several areas, or the fabric is showing widespread signs of age and deterioration. At that point, replacing the cover can be more practical than repeatedly repairing individual areas.
Start with the approximate width and length of the building, its age if known, the manufacturer if known, and a description of the problem. Photos showing the entire building as well as close-up photos of the damaged areas are especially helpful.
Photos and building information are a good starting point and can help us understand the scope of the problem. Depending on the condition of the building, additional measurements, photos, or an on-site assessment may be needed before a final repair or recover recommendation can be made.
Have a Hoop Building That Needs Attention?
Send us your building details and photos and we can help determine the next step.
See Our Hoop Buildings in Action
Browse completed hoop building projects to see different sizes, foundations, colors, end-wall configurations, and agricultural applications.
Hoop Building Resources
Planning a hoop building involves more than choosing a size. Explore our guides covering foundations, installation, building materials, livestock applications, lighting, and other considerations before starting your project.
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Ready to Plan Your Hoop Building?
Tell us what you need to store or protect, how much space you have available, and how you plan to use the building. Our team can help you compare sizes and options and develop a hoop building solution for your property.
Hoop Building FAQs
Have questions about hoop building prices, sizes, installation, or applications? Here are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from customers planning agricultural and storage buildings.
Hoop building prices depend on the size of the structure, foundation, fabric, end-wall configuration, doors and openings, site conditions, installation requirements, and other options. Contact Ackerman's Equipment for pricing based on your specific building project and intended use.
Hoop buildings are available in multiple widths and configurable lengths to accommodate everything from smaller storage applications to large agricultural structures. Ackerman's Equipment can help determine the appropriate dimensions based on your equipment, livestock, materials, available property, and access requirements.
Hoop buildings are commonly used for farm equipment storage, hay and feed storage, livestock housing, bulk materials, agricultural supplies, and other applications that benefit from large, clear-span covered space. The building can be configured around the specific needs of your operation.
Yes. The clear-span interior of a hoop storage building provides open, usable floor space without interior support columns. This makes it easier to store and maneuver tractors, implements, loaders, trucks, attachments, and other large equipment.
Yes. Hoop barns can provide covered livestock space while allowing a building to be configured around ventilation, natural lighting, animal access, feeding, bedding, and management needs. The appropriate design will depend on the livestock and how the building will be used.
Foundation requirements vary based on the building size, intended use, site conditions, structural design, and installation method. Ackerman's Equipment can help you evaluate foundation options and determine which approach is appropriate for your building project.
Ackerman's Equipment can help coordinate the building selection and installation process, from choosing the appropriate size and configuration through getting the structure in place. Contact our team to discuss the installation requirements for your project.
Contact Ackerman's Equipment with your intended application, approximate building dimensions, project location, and any known requirements. Our team can help you compare building sizes and options and provide pricing based on your specific project.
Still Have Questions About Your Building Project?
Talk with our team about your storage needs, building size, options, installation, and pricing.
Available Colors
Standard Colors are white, tan, gray (this would be considered a blackout cover), red, and blue. There are custom colors available but they greatly increase the pricing. Featured color images are approximate, please inquire.
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