What We Build
Garage & Hobby
Buildings for the cars, projects, and work that no longer fit in the house garage.
Orton Companies builds garage and hobby buildings in Minnesota — vehicle storage, detached garages, recreational barns, storage sheds, and backyard offices. We design post-frame and residential accessory buildings that stay usable through Minnesota winter.
Garage and hobby buildings are how Minnesota households reclaim the attached garage and give vehicles, toys, and work a real room. Orton Companies plans door height, insulation, and power around the actual vehicles and tools — then builds a structure that looks like it belongs on the property.
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Garage & Hobby in Minnesota
Built for Minnesota
Orton Companies builds garage and hobby structures across Minnesota, including Big Lake, the Twin Cities suburbs, and Sherburne, Wright, Stearns, and Hennepin counties.
Questions people ask
What garage and hobby buildings does Orton Companies build in Minnesota?
Orton Companies builds vehicle storage, detached garages, recreational buildings, storage sheds, and backyard offices in Minnesota.
Can a garage and a shop share one building?
Yes. Many clients combine parking and a work wall in the same Orton structure.
Do these buildings need to match the house?
They can. We regularly match roof pitch, siding, and color so the new building reads as part of the property.
Where does Orton Companies build garage and hobby projects?
Across Minnesota, with frequent work in Sherburne County, Wright County, and Twin Cities-area lots.
Garage & Hobby we build
Vehicle Storage
Heated or cold-storage buildings for cars, trucks, trailers, and collections.
Detached Garage
Standalone garages that match the house and add parking, storage, or a studio.
Recreational
Buildings for boats, ATVs, snowmobiles, campers, and lake-country gear.
Storage Shed
Larger-than-retail sheds and utility buildings with real foundations and doors.
Backyard Office
Insulated backyard offices and studios with real heat, power, and quiet.
Ready to build?
Tell us about your land, use, and timeline.