South Carolina
Barndominium Kits
We deliver barndominium kits in South Carolina.
Steel, post frame or conventional lumber.
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Barndominium Kits Delivered to South Carolina
We offer barndominium kits in Post Frame, Metal Building, and Conventional Stick Frame construction, with delivery available throughout South Carolina. Looking for a barndomominium builder in the state? We may be able to help connect you with a qualified builder. Already have a builder in mind? That’s perfectly fine—our kits are designed to work seamlessly with your chosen contractor.
Fast Delivery & High-Quality Materials
Families across the country building new homes are benefiting from our high-quality materials and industry-leading delivery times. Receiving a complete building material package in as little as 4–6 weeks is nearly unheard of—but at BuildMax, it’s the standard.
Thanks to our strong relationships with trusted lumber and steel manufacturers, we’re able to source premium materials and deliver them efficiently to keep your project moving forward without unnecessary delays.
Expert Support When You Need It
Need guidance on building a barndominium in South Carolina, but struggling to get answers elsewhere? We’re here to help. We answer our calls—and if we happen to miss you, we’ll return your call the same day.
Give Devon or Rashannia a call or send an email, and they’ll be happy to walk you through your options and provide full details on our barndominium kits.
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What does a Barndominium
cost to build in South Carolina
How Much Does It Cost to Build a Barndominium?
Unfortunately, there isn’t a simple, one-size-fits-all answer to this question. The total cost of building a home depends on many variables, including design complexity, location, site conditions, and local labor costs. While BuildMax can help you get started, a General Contractor will ultimately need to provide a full turnkey price.
If you’re planning to self-build, be sure to request our FREE Budget Worksheet, designed to help you track expenses, contractors, and each phase of your project from start to finish.
Barndominium Kit Pricing
Our barndominium packages typically start between $39.00 and $42.00 per square foot**, depending on factors such as the selected design, required wind and snow loads, and distance from the manufacturing facility.
Most of our building kits include windows and doors, though you also have the option to purchase a steel shell only and source your windows and doors locally if preferred.
Get Expert Guidance
Need help navigating your build or understanding your options? Connect with one of our consultants for a Free Consultation. You can also explore additional resources and learn more about the barndominium building process right here on BuildMax.com.
*Total area square footage
Why Choose a Steel Building Kit?
Metal building kits continue to grow in popularity due to their strength, efficiency, and long-term value. Below are some of the key advantages of steel construction over wood:
Advantages of Steel Over Wood
Strength & Durability – Engineered steel provides superior structural integrity and long-term performance.
Sustainability – Steel is infinitely recyclable and supports environmentally responsible construction.
Accelerated Timelines – Up to 65% of framing is completed off-site, reducing build time significantly.
Efficient Construction Process – Streamlined fabrication minimizes waste and optimizes material usage.
Consistent Quality – Steel does not warp, crack, or split like wood, ensuring straight walls and square corners.
Improved Supply Chain Control – Predictable sourcing helps reduce delays and keep projects on schedule.
Lightweight & High Strength-to-Weight Ratio – Easier storage, transport, and reduced foundation loads.
Lower Labor Costs – Requires fewer workers and less specialized labor; simpler assembly process.
Pre-Punched for Mechanicals – Simplifies electrical, plumbing, and HVAC installation.
Moisture & Pest Resistant – No mold, rot, termites, or decay.
Disaster Resilience – Greater resistance to fire, flooding, earthquakes, and hurricanes.
Energy Efficiency – Reduced air leakage and thermal bridging.
Cleaner, Safer Job Site – Less waste and fewer on-site hazards.
Lower Maintenance Costs – Long-lasting materials reduce upkeep over time.
Code Compliance Made Easier – Engineered systems simplify permitting and inspections.
Ideal for Challenging Sites – Lightweight construction works well on sloped or difficult terrain.