I would recommend others to do business with Hansen Pole Buildings because they are good people.
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WE are building a pole barn in Prineville and looking for someone to dig/excavate the holes. Is this something that you do?
Thank you for your inquiry. We are not contractors in any state, so this is outside of our scope. I would recommend you reach out to your local electric utility as they have equipment to drill holes for power poles that sits unused most of the time.