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Smuckers Brochure 2020.Indd Quality Custom Structures Pole Barns Commercial Buildings Agricultural Projects Equine Facilities Garages (570) 425-2099 smuckerbuilders.com (570) 425-2099 smuckerbuilders.com Welcome We at Smucker Builders enjoy making your dream buildings become a reality. Whether you are looking for something simple and economical or an elaborate custom building, our team is ready to guide you through it all. It is through our customers’ exceptional recommendations and positive word of mouth that we have been able to offer our service to the construction industry since 2004. We appreciate your help as we continue to improve as a company. We consider it very important to gain your respect for honesty and reliability. We attempt to make your building experience as simple and stress free as possible. We feel that by keeping our company small with 3-4 construction crews, we can provide a better work place for our co-workers and better service to our customers.This size also enables us to keep a tighter control on our construction quality. Thank you for considering Smucker Builders for your next construction project. Call us today for a “Thank you so much—we appreciate your free estimate and join our growing list of satisfi ed wonderful service & quality of work!” customers. —J&P. B. Meshoppen, PA 2 “Thanks again for the great workmanship. I appreciate people that do quality work!” —S. B. Catawissa, PA Contents Pole Barns . 4 Commercial & Agricultural Structures . 10 Equine Structures . 12 Garages . .14 Post & Beam . 19 Cabins . 20 3D Building Design . 22 Site Preparation . .23 Building Options . 24 Quality Guarantee . .26 FAQ . 27 3 POLE BARNS POLE BARNS help you get the most for your money, while serving as a great choice for an economical and maintenance free Pole Barn structure. You can use them as garages, animal barns, equipment 45’ x 81’ x 16’ – 3645 sq ft storage, riding arenas, businesses and so much more. With lots 6/12 Roof Pitch of options and styles to choose from, pole barns can be anything from a simple low-cost structure to a fancy high dollar item. The 1 – 22’ x 15’ Garage Door possibilities are endless. 2 – 9-Lite Entry Doors Consider adding a lean-to, fancy garage doors, or two-toned 4 – 36” x 36” Windows siding to add some character to your building at an affordable 6 – 48” x 24” Transom Windows price. If you don’t like the “pole barn look” make it unique with painted or stained wood siding and a shingle roof. 3’ Wainscote – Bronze Ask about our double bubble vapor barrier option to eliminate Roof – Bronze possible condensation from your metal roof. This insulation will Walls – Clay also make for a cooler building on a warm summer day. “We are very happy with our 30x40 pole barn/garage that you recently built at our home, just as we were with our horse barn that we got from you about 5 years ago. Your workers are the very best & are always polite & very hard workers. You must be very proud of them. We tell everyone who asks who built them, which by the way is all the time. Again, thank you & have a great summer!” — R&T. F. Wyalusing, PA 4 24’ x 24’ x 9’ – 576 sq ft 2 – 36” x 36” Windows 36’ x 48’ x 12’ – 1728 sq ft 36” Cupola 4/12 Roof Pitch 3’ Wainscote – Brown 4/12 Roof Pitch 14’ x 48’ Lean-to 1 – 9’ x 8’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – Brown 1 – 12’ x 10’ Garage Door 3’ Wainscote – Brown 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Walls – Clay 1 – 9’ x 8’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – Brown 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Walls – Clay 5 – 36” x 48” Windows 30’ x 40’ x 10’ – 1200 sq ft 4 – 36” x 36” Windows 28’ x 32’ x 10’ – 896 sq ft 36” Cupola w/Glass 4/12 Roof Pitch 3’ Wainscote – Charcoal 4/12 Roof Pitch Snow Guards 1 – 16’ x 9’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – Charcoal 1 – 12’ x 9’ Garage Door 4’ Wainscote – Bronze 1 – Solid Entry Door Walls – Ash Gray 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Roof & Trim – Bronze 10’ x 28’ Lean-to Walls – Beige 29’ x 58’ x 11’ – 1682 sq ft 7/12 Roof Pitch 2 – 10’ x 9’ Garage Door 1 – 9’ x 7’ Garage Door Fake Hayloft Door Reverse Gable & Lean-to Stained Board & Batten Siding Standing Seam Metal Roof Stone Veneer Wainscote 5 32’ x 48’ x 10’ – 1536 sq ft 36” Cupola w/Glass 21’ x 32’ x 8.5’ – 672 sq ft 2 – 36” x 36” Windows 4/12 Roof Pitch Snow Guards 4/12 Roof Pitch 3’ Wainscote – Charcoal 1 – 10’ x 9’ Garage Door 3’ Wainscote – Burgundy 2 – 9’ x 7’ Garage Doors Roof & Trim – Charcoal 2 – 9-lite Entry Doors Roof & Trim – Burgundy 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Walls – White 4 – 36” x 36” Windows Walls – Beige 30’ x 60’ x 14’ – 1800 sq ft Concrete Apron 40’ x 60’ x 14’ – 2400 sq ft 10’ x 60’ Lean-to 4/12 Roof Pitch Rain Gutter 4/12 Roof Pitch 12’ x 6’ Porch 3 – 12’ x 12’ Garage Doors Roof – Charcoal 2 – 12’ x 12’ Garage Doors Roof – Pewter Gray 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Walls – Slate Blue 1 – 3/4-lite Entry Door Walls & Trim – White 4 – 36” x 48” Windows Trim – White 4 – 36” x 48” Windows 40’ x 90’ x 10’ & 16’ – 3600 sq ft 4/12 Roof Pitch 1 – 10’ x 10’ Garage Door 2 – 10’ x 8’ Garage Doors 2 – 14’ x 14’ Split Sliding Doors 3 – 36” Milford Cupolas 4 – 36” x 48” Windows 24” Skylight Panels 4’ Wainscote – Charcoal Roof – Charcoal Walls – Ash Gray Trim – White 6 32’ x 50’ x 16’ – 1600 sq ft 24” Skylight Panels 40’ x 100’ x 16’ – 4000 sq ft 14 – 36” x 48” Windows 5/12 Roof Pitch Snow Guards 4/12 Roof Pitch 14’ x 100’ & 14’ x 24’ Lean-to 1 – 14’ x 14’ Garage Door 4’ Wainscote – Burgundy 2 – 14’ x 12’ Garage Doors 4’ Wainscote – Bronze 1 – 10’ x 8’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – Burgundy 2 – 14’ x 14’ Garage Doors Roof & Trim – Bronze 1 – Solid Entry Door Walls – Ash Gray 2 – 14’ x 10’ Garage Doors Walls – Lightstone 2 – 9-lite Entry Doors 40’ x 100’ x 16’ – 4000 sq ft 1 – Solid Entry Door 40’ x 80’ x 16’ – 3200 sq ft 12’ x 80’ Lean-to 7/12 Roof Pitch 5 – 36” x 48” Windows 4/12 Roof Pitch 24” Skylight Panels 4 – 12’ x 14’ Garage Doors Roof & Trim – Slate Blue 1 – 20’ x 14’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – White Walls – Ash Gray 1 – 12’ x 14’ Garage Door Walls – Barn Red 1 – Solid Entry Door Lean-to Roof – Barn Red 32’ x 48’ x 11’ – 1536 sq ft 8/12 Attic Truss 3 – 10’ x 8’ Garage Doors 1 – 9-lite Entry Door 2 – Dormers w/Windows 6’ x 10’ Lean-to 36” Metal cupola Stone Veneer Wainscote Vinyl Shake Siding on Front Roof – Charcoal Walls -Pewter Gray 7 24’ x 30’ x 12’ – 720 sq ft Snow Guards 50’ x 50’ x 14’ – 2500 sq ft 8 – 36” x 48” Windows 9/12 Attic Truss 3’ Wainscote – Gallery Blue 4/12 Roof Pitch 36” Cupola 2 – 9’ x 8’ Garage Doors Roof – Gallery Blue 1 – 12’ x 12’ Garage Door 4’ Wainscote – Bronze 3 – Half Glass Entry Doors Trim – White 2 – 10’ x 10’ Garage Doors Roof & Trim – Bronze 4 – 36” x 48” Windows Walls – Pewter Gray 2 – Solid Entry Doors Walls – Brown 40’ x 120’ x 16’ – 4800 sq ft 3 – Cupolas 50’ x 100’ x 16’ – 5000 sq ft 3 – 36” x 48” Windows 6/12 Attic Truss 4’ Wainscote – Bronze 5/12 Roof Pitch 3 – Vinyl Cupolas 5 – 12’ x 14’ Garage Doors Roof – Clay 2 – 16’ x 14’ Garage Doors 4’ Wainscote – Burgundy 2 – Solid Entry Doors Walls – Lightstone 2 – 12’ x 12’ Garage Doors Roof & Trim – Burgundy 6 – 36” x 48” Windows Trim – Bronze 2 – 9-lite Entry Doors Walls – Pewter Gray 40’ x 100’ x 14’ – 4000 sq ft 4/12 Roof Pitch 1 – 18’ x 12’ Garage Door Partial Open Side 1 – 9-lite Entry Door 3 – 36” x 48” Windows 2 – 48” Metal Cupolas w/Weathervanes 4’ Wainscote – Burgundy Roof – Burgundy Walls – Pewter Gray Trim – White 8 32’ x 34’ x 10’ – 1088 sq ft 1 – 9-lite Entry Door 24’ x 32’ x 10’ – 768 sq ft 12’ Shed Dormer Gambrel Attic Truss 3 – 36” x 48” Wood Sash Gambrel Attic Truss 3’ Wainscote – Bronze 14’ x 10’ Sliding Door Windows 1 – 16’ x 9’ Garage Door Roof & Trim – Bronze 8’ x 8’ Sliding Doors Stained B&B Pine Siding 1 – Solid Entry Door Walls – Colonial Red Transom Windows in Doors Metal Roof – Burgundy 6 – 36” x 36” Windows 28’ x 40’ x 13’ – 1120 sq ft Window Shutters 32’ x 34’ x 12’ – 1088 sq ft 12’ x 34’ Lean-to Gambrel Attic Truss 36” Metal Cupola Gambrel Rafters 36” Vinyl Cupola w/ 1 – 12’ x 12’ Garage Door 4’ Wainscote – Col Red Full 2nd Floor Weathervane 1 – 9’ x 8’ Garage Door Roof – Colonial Red 1 – 10’ x 10’ Garage Door Painted B&B Pine Siding 1 – 9-lite Entry Door Walls – Clay 1 – 6-lite Entry Door Metal Roof – Charcoal 3 – 36” x 48” Windows Trim – White Triple Window w/Transoms Trim – White 30’ x 40’ x 12’ – 1200 sq ft Gambrel Attic Truss 2 – 10’ x 10’ Garage Doors 1 – 9-lite Entry Door 8 – 36” x 48” Windows 36” Carlisle Cupola w/Weathervane Rain Gutter Roof – Charcoal Walls – Pewter Gray Trim – White 9 Commercial & Agricultural STRUCTURES COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES require an engineer stamped drawing which Smucker Builders can provide at a fair price.
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