Leading U.S. Modular Horse Barn Company Horizon Structures Acquires Eberly Barns

by Nikki Alvin-Smith

Leading U.S. modular horse barn company Horizon Structures L.L.C., based in Atglen, PA, with a nationwide footprint, is pleased to announce their recent acquisition of the Lancaster County, PA based Eberly Barns.

Established in 2001, Eberly Barns is highly regarded in the equine and farming community for their excellent buildings and top-quality production.

“After 20+ years in the modular barn business, we are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our journey. We have recently been acquired by Horizon Structures, LLC, a move that will bring numerous benefits to our valued customers and ensure all clients – whether past, present or future – are well taken care of.

Horizon Structures was chosen to continue our legacy because they share our values and commitment to…

High Quality, Hand-Made Structures
Custom Details That Make Each Structure Unique
Exceptional, Personal Customer Service

In addition, Horizon offers a robust and expanded product line as well as nationwide access to our Amish-made structures.

We thank all our loyal customers for their many years of patronage and support,” stated Eberly Barns previous owners, Don & Sherry Henrich.

Justin Zook, owner at Horizon Structures, echoes the sentiments of the Henrich’s as he takes the reins at Eberly Barns:

“We are super excited to have bought Eberly Barns under our flagship brand Horizon Structures and have already started working with some of their clientele. Eberly Barns is a company rooted in integrity and great relationships, and Don and Sherry, the previous owners of Eberly loved serving their clients. Under the same product lines and production the company will stay the same and we plan to keep the current Eberly name and website alive.

This will allow for familiarity for past clients and both new and existing clients may benefit from the combined expertise and experience of Eberly and Horizon Structures, ultimately leading to an improved experience.

We’re excited because we believe we can offer quick and quality service with great communication to everyone who reaches out to Eberly Barns.”

Horizon Structures modular buildings provide shelter for animals large and small with a huge range of barn and structure designs with something to suit every need and budget. From prestige equine facilities to backyard builds, housing for horses or other Equus, goats, alpacas, general livestock, dogs or other critters, all enjoy the durable and sturdy Amish structures that the brand consistently provides.

Customers past and future are invited to reach out to Eberly Barns to view their product lines and pricing and discover the many benefits of working with Horizon Structures team on their forthcoming building projects.

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About Horizon Structures: One horse or twenty, there’s one thing all horse owners have in common…the need to provide safe and secure shelter for their equine partners. At Horizon Structures, we combine expert craftsmanship, top-of-the-line materials and smart “horse-friendly” design to create a full line of sheds and barns that any horse owner can feel confident is the right choice for their horses’ stabling needs.

All wood. Amish Made. Most of our buildings are shipped 100% pre-built and ready for same-day use. Larger barns are a modular construction and can be ready for your horses in less than a week. All our barn packages include everything you need –

Horizon Structures also sells chicken coops, equine hay feeders, greenhouses, dog kennels, 1 and 2 car garages, storage sheds and outdoor living structures and playsets.

Headquartered in South-Central Pennsylvania, Horizon Structures, LLC is owned by Dave Zook. Dave was raised in the Amish tradition and grew up working in the family-owned shed business. He started Horizon Structures in 2001 in response to an ever-increasing customer demand for high quality, affordable horse barns.

For additional information about the company or their product line, please visit their website at https://www.horizonstructures.com

Horizon Structures LLC, Atglen, PA
Media Contact: NAS@NikkiAlvinSmithStudio.com
Tel: 607 434 4470
https://www.HorizonStructures.com

Photos are available on request.