Pole Barns
Classic post-frame construction for livestock, hay, and hobby farms — any span, any finish.
Eastern North Dakota · Family-Owned
Five brothers.
One barn at a time.
Striving to build the best-looking barns in town — with the kind of craftsmanship you only get from family who've been doing this their whole lives.
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Who We Are
Built by brothers. Built to outlast us.
Brendemuhl Brothers LLC is a family-run construction company in Eastern North Dakota. There are five of us — and we put the same care into a neighbor's pole barn as we would into one for our own place.
We specialize in post-frame buildings: barns, shops, riding arenas, aircraft hangars, and agricultural structures that stand up to prairie winters and look good doing it. Every project is owner-managed. You deal with a Brendemuhl from first handshake to final walkthrough.
5
Brothers on-site
100%
Family-owned
ND
Born & based
What We Build
Honest buildings for working land.
From a simple storage shed to a full equestrian facility — designed, engineered, and raised by the same crew.
Machine Shops
Heated and insulated shops built around your workflow — overhead doors, lean-tos, mezzanines.
Riding Arenas
Clear-span arenas for horses and livestock — ventilated, lit, and engineered for ND snow loads.
Aircraft Hangars
Wide-span hangars with bi-fold or hydraulic doors — built to protect what you fly.
Hobby Garages
Personal shops and garages with the fit and finish of a home — ideal for collectors and craftsmen.
Custom Projects
Got something unusual in mind? Bring us the sketch on the napkin — we'll figure out how to build it.
Where We Work
Serving Eastern North Dakota & the surrounding region.
We're based in Eastern ND and travel throughout the region for the right project. If you're near the Red River Valley, the Devils Lake basin, or anywhere in between — give us a call. We'll come take a look.
- Fargo / Moorhead
- Grand Forks
- Jamestown
- Valley City
- Devils Lake
- Wahpeton
Get in Touch
Tell us about your build.
Whether you've got plans drawn up or just an idea on the back of a feed receipt — we'd like to hear about it.