Heavy-duty steel pasture shelters for Denton, Krum, Sanger, Aubrey and all of Denton County. Delivered, anchored and installed — no slab required. Free property walk-through.
Denton County sits square in the North Texas wind belt. An open pasture with no windbreak gets brutal in January — a well-oriented loafing shed with a solid back wall is the cheapest welfare upgrade you can buy.
Modern Denton County horse properties keep horses on pasture year-round. Vets recommend 60–80 sq ft of shelter per horse — a 12x24 covers two horses properly, 12x36 covers a herd of four.
Our sheds anchor with 30–36 inch auger anchors straight into your pasture. Rotational grazing? We can build them mobile-ready.
Real 2026 installed pricing for Denton County.
Open side toward the winter sun, tall back wall to the north wind.
Keep the floor 6–8 inches above surrounding grade — Denton County clay holds water.
A shed 40 feet from a tree line gets 30% less wind than one in the open.
Comfortably 2, up to 3 if they get along. Rule of thumb: 60–80 sq ft of shelter per horse.
Yes — Krum, Sanger, Aubrey, Pilot Point, Corinth, all of Denton County. Delivery and installation are included in every quote.
Sheds under 200 sq ft generally don't require county permits, but Denton city limits and some subdivisions do. We check before quoting.
Call (903) 251-8507 or submit your property & horse facility requirements below.