Post-Frame Building Materials in Hugo, CO

Hugo's Source for Ranch Buildings, Equipment Shops & Eastern Plains Post-Frame

Lincoln County is ranch country through and through. The rolling grasslands between Hugo and Karval, the creek drainages that cut through the open plains, and the big-sky terrain that stretches south toward the Arkansas River divide support cattle operations that are measured in sections, not acres. Contractors building in Lincoln County are putting up the structures that keep these ranches running: calving barns, hay storage, equipment shops for the trucks, trailers, and tractors that ranch work demands, and the combination shop-residential buildings that ranchers increasingly build as headquarters structures. Hugo's position on I-70 makes it the natural service center for a county that covers over 2,500 square miles of open rangeland.

Western Building Supply serves Hugo via I-70, approximately 240 miles from our Wheatland, Wyoming manufacturing facility via I-25 south to Denver and I-70 east. At 5,046 feet on the plains east of the Palmer Divide, Hugo receives moderate snow but faces significant wind exposure across terrain that provides no natural windbreak. We engineer every Lincoln County package for the actual open-range conditions where these buildings will stand — wind exposure classifications for treeless terrain, moderate but meaningful snow loads, and steel coatings that hold up under the relentless High Plains sun.

When Hugo contractors need materials built for working ranch country, they call Western.