Horse barn kits
Stall barns and horse facilities begin with the number of stalls, aisle layout, tack and feed rooms, and how you will work the horses day to day.
Homes & Buildings / Equestrian
Horse Barn Kits & Insulated Equestrian Buildings
Stalls, working aisles, and insulated envelopes planned around how you care for horses. Explore horse barn kits and equestrian buildings with Big Twig and EPS.
EPS Building Systems
Manufacturer expertise. Personal package guidance from Big Twig.
Built around the horses
Equestrian buildings for Western North Carolina and the Southeast.
Horse country around Hendersonville, Tryon, and the broader Carolinas, Tennessee, and Georgia needs barns that match the animals, the climate, and the way you work. Big Twig helps you define an EPS horse barn or livestock package—then your builder constructs it.
Tell us about stall count, turnout, trailer access, and whether you need an arena, wash bay, or hay storage. We will help you understand the material package. Visits are by appointment, Monday–Friday 10am–6pm. Call (833) 244-8944.
Barn, livestock, and arena
Plan the spaces that keep the facility working.
Insulated EPS barns
An insulated envelope can support year-round use in the Southeast. The quoted wall and roof assembly, ventilation plan, and openings should be confirmed for the animals and people who will use the building.
Run-in and livestock shelters
Run-in sheds, livestock barns, and simpler shelters still need a defined use, access, and drainage plan. Share how the building will be stocked and cleaned.
Arenas and working spaces
Riding arenas, wash bays, and trailer or hay storage can be planned with the barn or as related structures. Clear-span needs and door sizes belong in the early conversation.
Equestrian inspiration
Horse barns and livestock buildings from the EPS collection.
Photographs from the EPS equestrian and livestock collection. Confirm stalls, ventilation, and the quoted assembly for your animals; pictured details may be project-specific.
Know what you’re buying
Your package.
Your builder.
One clear plan.
Big Twig supplies
Material packages, design assistance, technical support, and delivery coordination. Your written quote defines the materials, design fees, engineering, and delivery scope for your project.
On-Time Package Delivery
Your builder manages
Construction and its schedule, including site work, foundation, assembly, trade coordination, and completion. Review labor, permits, mechanical systems, and finishes separately from the material-package quote.
FAQ
Questions people ask before they request a package estimate.
Do you offer horse barn kits in North Carolina?
Big Twig helps buyers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia define EPS horse barn and equestrian building packages. Based in Hendersonville, NC, we work by appointment Monday–Friday 10am–6pm. Your builder manages construction.
What is an insulated EPS horse barn?
An insulated EPS barn uses a quoted envelope—sometimes a SIP assembly, sometimes another EPS system—selected for the livestock or equestrian use. Insulation, ventilation, and openings should be planned together. We do not quote a universal energy saving or stall price.
Can a barn include living quarters or a barndominium layout?
Some projects combine animal spaces with an office or living area. Residential and livestock assemblies may differ on the same site. Confirm each portion of the package, including any living-space requirements, in the written quote.
Who designs the stalls and ventilation?
Share your stall count, aisle preferences, and animal-care needs at the start. Ventilation, drainage, and animal-care details should be coordinated with your builder and project professionals. Big Twig helps define the material package around that plan.
How do I request a horse barn estimate?
Use the free-estimate form and choose EPS Buildings. Describe the equestrian or livestock use, site location, and any arena or storage needs. Call (833) 244-8944 if you would rather start with a conversation.
A clear next step
Tell us how this barn needs to work.
Tell us about your site, your ideas, and where you are in the process. We’ll help you understand the package, design scope, and delivery. Your builder manages construction.