HomesteadDesign.com

Homestead Design, Inc.

 

Building plans for barns, country homes, barn homes, stables and garages. 

 

Since 1980, Craig and Jeanne Wallin's Homestead Design. Inc. has been providing superior construction plans for buildings that combine the best traditional values of simplicity, pleasing design and flexibility with cost-saving construction techniques and energy-efficient design principles.

The practical design of the buildings included in their collection of plans are derived from traditional designs that have stood the test of time. In an earlier time, people built their own homes and outbuildings to last for generations, and took pride in their work. In order to keep costs low, they built compact, expandable structures that were economical to construct, maintain and heat.
 

Because many of their customers are also owner-builders, their plans are drawn to be easy to understand, and include a materials list at no extra cost, so you won't have to spend hours doing a "take-off" from the plans. 

You can build an affordable barn, garage, workshop or shed without sacrificing quality with these sensible designs, careful planning, and a willingness to do some of the work yourself. By combining compact floor plans, simple traditional styles, and labor-saving construction techniques, these designs offer you a way to "build it better yourself" at an affordable price.

Craig Wallin's popular book "Small Barn Plans for the Owner Builder" can guide you through your building project. Click here for more information.

 

It's difficult to find nice cupola plans for do-it-yourself builders. Homestead Design offers one of the best. It was designed to be an easy-to-build and affordable alternative to the expensive pre-built cupolas available for sale. Instead of costing several hundred or even thousand dollars, this cupola uses stock materials such as prefab louver vents to keep the cost low. The prototype cost under $100, and was built and installed in just 6 hours. You can see it here: Homestead Cupola Plans

 

 

    

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The Country Home Journal  This new on-line magazine will help you design, build and maintain your country place. It features country homes, outbuildings and landscapes and focuses on using simple designs, building and living in harmony with nature, and on reducing costs in construction and maintenance.

 

 

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