Post-Frame Building Materials in Fort Morgan, CO

Fort Morgan’s Source for Feedlot Buildings, Commodity Storage & Ag Shops

Morgan County sits in the South Platte River corridor where northeastern Colorado’s agricultural economy runs at full throttle — Cargill’s beef processing operation, hundreds of cattle feedlot pens, sugar beet harvest infrastructure, irrigated corn and silage operations, and the farm service businesses that support all of it. This is industrial-scale agriculture, and it demands industrial-scale buildings. Equipment shops sized for large planters and combines, commodity storage for corn and beet pulp, feedlot processing buildings, and support infrastructure for the livestock operations that dot Morgan County from Brush to Wiggins.

Western Building Supply reaches Fort Morgan via I-76, which connects the South Platte corridor to I-25 and ultimately to our Wheatland, Wyoming manufacturing facility. At 4,330 feet on the flat High Plains, Fort Morgan builds at relatively low elevation — which means reduced snow load requirements — but the open terrain exposes buildings to unobstructed High Plains wind from every direction. We engineer every Morgan County package for the actual open-terrain wind exposure class of the South Platte River valley, with wide clear spans that industrial-scale agriculture requires and steel that holds its color through years of High Plains UV exposure.

When Fort Morgan contractors need materials built for High Plains agricultural scale, they call Western.