Barndominiums
Steel-frame and post-frame barndominium homes, built on your land across Marion County. The same company that pours the slab builds the home on top of it.
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Superior Concrete and Construction is a custom home builder based in Ocala. We build new homes on your land across Marion County. Maybe you bought five acres and want to build, or you own a lot in a subdivision. You bring the land and the plans, and we build the home from the ground up.
We are a builder that pours its own concrete. The same company that builds your house does the site prep and grading and pours the slab foundation under it. It is one company from site prep and the slab to the last nail. Call or text (352) 286-7836 for a free on-site estimate.
Tell us about the job. We come out, look at the site and give you a free on-site estimate.
It starts with plans from your own designer or a licensed design professional. In unincorporated Marion County, a new home is permitted and inspected through Marion County Building Safety. Inside Ocala city limits, the City of Ocala handles it. We plan the build around the permit and inspection schedule.
Next comes the ground, which in Marion County is mostly sand over limestone. We clear the footprint, build up and compact the pad, set the forms and footings, and pour the slab. Florida's residential code puts exterior footings at least 12 inches below finished grade. Where shifting soil is likely, the building official can ask for a soil test first.
Then the walls and roof go up. Plumbers, electricians and air conditioning contractors do their rough-in work, and the building department inspects in stages. The finish comes last: drywall, cabinets, flooring, trim, stairs and railings, doors and paint.
Marion County saw permits for 5,420 new single-family homes in 2025, the fifth most in Florida, Census figures show. If yours is going on your own land, check the zoning first. The county's agricultural zones allow one home per 10 acres, plus a smaller guest cottage.
Out on acreage, a house often runs on a private well and a septic system. Census figures show almost half of new homes built on buyers' own land in the South in 2025 had septic. Both are separate trades with their own contractors, and septic permits now run through Florida's Department of Environmental Protection. The permit site plan shows where the well and septic go, and we place the slab and driveway around them.
If the land has room for more, we build the horse barn, the pole barn or the detached garage too. We also pour the concrete driveway that ties it all together. If you want the home and the shop under one roof, a barndominium is another way to build.
Hurricanes reach this far inland, and Marion County was in FEMA disaster declarations for Ian, Helene and Milton. Every new home here is built to the Florida Building Code's wind rules. Starting with the new code cycle, Marion County will set each site's design wind speed with the ASCE hazard tool. The county's own example, its building office in Ocala, comes back at 130 mph.
Walls go up in concrete block or wood frame, and Florida's residential code has wind design methods for both. The code also requires the foundation to hold against roof uplift and overturning, along with the weight of the house. Windows, doors and roofing products need a Florida or local product approval.
Florida's residential code rates termite risk across the state as very heavy and requires termite protection for new construction. When used, soil treatment comes after compaction, and at least a 6-mil vapor retarder covers the treated soil. A pest control company then files a certificate of compliance.
Free estimates and site visits across Ocala, all of Marion County and about 50 miles around, from The Villages and Leesburg to Gainesville and Inverness.
(352) 286-7836From the first call to the final walkthrough, here is how it goes.
Call or text (352) 286-7836, or send the form, to ask for a free on-site estimate. Tell us what you want poured or built, and where.
We come out and look at the ground, the drainage and the access. Then we talk through the size, the layout and how you will use it.
For concrete, the estimate lists the thickness, the reinforcement, the base and the finish. For a building, it covers the size and the scope of the build.
We clear the footprint, grade the site and compact the pad. Then the forms and reinforcement go in.
Concrete gets placed, screeded and finished. On a building job, the shell goes up and the finish work follows.
New concrete gets time to cure before it takes traffic. Then we walk through the finished job with you.
Common questions about custom homes across Ocala, all of Marion County and about 50 miles around, from The Villages and Leesburg to Gainesville and Inverness. If yours is not here, call and ask.
Steel-frame and post-frame barndominium homes, built on your land across Marion County. The same company that pours the slab builds the home on top of it.
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We pour slabs and pads for barns, shops, sheds, equipment and RVs, plus monolithic slab foundations for new homes. Ask for a free on-site estimate anywhere in Marion County.
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We clear the building footprint, grade and compact building pads, shape the drainage and lay limerock driveways. It is the ground work before the slab, from the company that pours it.
Learn MoreThe slab under your barn, shop or home comes from the same company that builds on top of it.
One company handles the groundwork, the grading, the slab, the shell and the finish work on your build.
Horse barns, pole barns, custom homes, barndominiums and warehouses for farms, rural lots and businesses across Marion County.
We come out, look at the site and give you a free estimate before any work starts.
What it costs to build a house in Ocala, FL: cost per square foot by finish level, Marion County impact fees, well, septic and lot prep, with sources.
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How much does a barndominium cost to build in Florida? See what moves the total.
Read more →Send a few details about the driveway, slab or building you have in mind. If you would rather talk, call or text (352) 286-7836 for a free on-site estimate.
Tell us about the job. We come out, look at the site and give you a free on-site estimate.