Built right.
Built to last.
Built for your land.
Hay barns, horse barns, shops, barndominiums and turnkey concrete — engineered for Oklahoma weather and built by one contractor from foundation to finish.
What we
build on
your land.
Six core typologies. Engineered for Oklahoma wind, sized to the way your operation actually runs. Mix-and-match — most farms end up with two or three.
All metal buildings
26 × 36 × 9
steel garage.
Steel-frame construction with a 45-year panel warranty, pier-and-beam foundation, and a 4″ reinforced slab. One fixed turnkey price — delivered across Oklahoma and Kansas.
Three frame systems.
One built for you.
We pick the frame that fits your span, your budget, and the wind zone you're in — not whatever the supplier is moving this quarter.
Heavy-duty welded I-beam, max clear spans, no interior posts. Pick this when you need to drive equipment all the way through.
Welded light-gauge rafter frame. Best price-per-square-foot in our lineup. Built for residential, horse, and most hunting cabins.
Truss-frame open-web design. Lightweight, fast to erect, and the workhorse of the Oklahoma farm — hay barns, equipment storage, shops.
Recent builds
across the state.
Concrete that
holds the load.
Foundations, monolithic pours, pier & beam, decorative flatwork. We grade, compact, set rebar, and pour — engineered for drainage and the weight you're really going to put on it.
- Engineered foundations
- Monolithic pours
- Pier & beam foundations
- Reinforced slabs
- Decorative flatwork
- Site preparation & grading
One contractor.
Four honest steps.
You don't hire three subs. You don't chase a project manager. You hire us, and we do the whole job — start to keys.
- 01Talk to a builder
Tell us the size, the use, and the deadline. We give you straight numbers — not a brochure.
- 02Design & engineer
Code-stamped drawings sized for wind, snow, and the way you'll actually use it.
- 03Site prep & concrete
We grade, we form, we pour. One contractor, no finger-pointing.
- 04Erect & finish
Crew on site, building up. You watch it rise. Walk-through, punch list, keys.
What our
clients say.
“Nolan was very knowledgeable, professional and listened to what I wanted. He asked questions, gave me options, then sent a proposal. Even then, I had some design changes that Nolan incorporated into the project. Nolan came to inspect the project during different phases of construction. Both of my projects turned out beautifully and exactly as I had pictured. Thank you Nolan at Greene Builds!”
“Nolan & the team at Greene Builds just finished a metal shop for us on Beaver lake. They were great throughout the whole process & the end result was a beautiful shop that should give us many years of enjoyment!”
“We loved working with Nolan and his team. Our shop building looks amazing - we get compliments on it regularly. The whole process from the design stage to the build went smoothly and quickly. We already have more projects we want Greene Builds to take care of. We highly recommend them!”
“Once weather allowed them to start construction, they were able to complete in about 2 weeks rather than the estimated 3 weeks.”
“Great people to deal with. I've been buying buildings and doing projects with them for almost 20 years! Always had a great experience!”
85 miles
from Stillwater.
Most of OK & S. KS.
Headquartered at the Bradshaw Centre in Stillwater. We pour and build across Oklahoma, Southern Kansas, the Texas panhandle and into Arkansas — and we'll travel for larger projects.
Built right is
who we are.
Nolan Greene has been on the jobsite since 1996. He sat the International Code Council G-11 National Standard exam and earned the General Building Contractor (A) credential — the same license that lets him stamp the work on every build his crew runs.
We started out in Western Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle. Today the trucks roll into four states — but the philosophy hasn't moved an inch: honest work, lasting quality, the job done the right way.
Initial response
in 24–48 hours.
Tell us the size, the use, and where you are. We'll come back with a number, a build window, and the engineering we'd use — not a brochure.