Post-Frame Building Materials in Limon, CO

Limon's Source for Equipment Shops, Ag Buildings & Commercial Post-Frame Structures

Lincoln County's economy runs on the cattle ranches and dryland farms that surround Limon in every direction, supplemented by the highway-service economy that I-70 and US-24 traffic sustains. Contractors in the Limon area build for both worlds: the working agricultural structures — equipment shops, hay barns, grain storage, and livestock facilities — that the ranching and farming economy requires, and the commercial buildings — truck shops, service facilities, and storage — that the transportation crossroads generates. Limon's position as the eastern plains' major junction town means local contractors serve a regional market that stretches from the Palmer Divide south to Kit Carson County and east to the Kansas border.

Western Building Supply serves Limon via I-70, approximately 220 miles from our Wheatland, Wyoming facility via I-25 and I-70. At 5,366 feet on the western edge of the High Plains, Limon sits at the transition between the Palmer Divide's moderate terrain and the dead-flat open plains to the east. The wind exposure is severe — Limon is exposed to both the Front Range downslope events that accelerate through the Divide and the sustained northwest winds of the open plains. We engineer every Lincoln County package for the actual wind environment at the build site, whether it's an exposed hilltop north of Limon or a partially sheltered draw south toward Punkin Center.

When Limon contractors need materials engineered for the eastern plains crossroads, they call Western.