Get ready for winter with Precise Buildings!
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- January 5, 2021
- By SARA CAVANAGH
With winter just arriving, riders turn to indoors to practice and showcase their skills.
Riding facilities will need to accommodate riders, horses and spectators — comfortably, and with adequate ventilation, lighting and heating.
Of course, an equestrian facility must consider the viewing area and lounge, number of stalls, wash stalls, custom shelves and saddle racks — as well as tack cubbies for each rider.
But equally important, it should marry architectural beauty and smart functionality.
Precise Buildings specializes in the construction and renovation of barns and indoor arenas of all sizes for all equestrian disciplines.
Since 2002, Precise has been committed to designing, building and restoring exceptional structures, from unique barns, riding arenas and equestrian facilities, to run-in sheds and pole buildings.
A full-service custom builder located in the heart of Lancaster County, Precise has helped restore the landscape in Chester County, Pa., and many equine properties in northern Maryland and New Jersey.
In fact, Precise’s handiwork can be found in all the equine communities on the east coast with a concentration in the Mid-Atlantic states.
Attention to detail is inherent in everything Precise does, be it building new indoor arenas with all the bells and whistles, or a line of custom cupolas and doors that Precise crafts for every barn and restoration project.
Each element is steeped in the Amish tradition of faith, integrity and work ethic, with a commitment to excellence and details.
From lighting and ventilation, to rider guards and footing, Precise is expert at keeping a beautiful project on budget — as evidenced by all the barns and arenas “stamped” with Precise’s handiwork.
To learn how Precise Buildings can turn your arena or barn into an attractive, professional facility, no matter if you are building a new barn or doing a renovation call John Fisher at (717) 768-3200 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. today. Visit our website at www.precisebuildings.com.
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It services Pa.,, N.J., Md, Va, W.V., N.Y. & Conn.
Contact: Jake or Moses 717-687-8350 
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Equivest was created.
Winter garments are packaged in a reusable Denier carry bag.
