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Protect Tractors, Harvesters and Farm Equipment
Farm machinery represents a significant investment for any agricultural business. Our custom-designed machinery sheds offer superior protection from harsh Western Australian elements, helping to extend the lifespan of tractors, harvesters, and specialised equipment.
Additionally, this reduces maintenance costs and downtime, protects equipment from UV damage, dust, and moisture, and maintains the resale value of your machinery.
“Great product, service and communication, couldn’t be happier!”
YEH Events
Custom Designs for Agricultural Efficiency
We understand that every farming operation has unique requirements. Our team works closely with you to design a machinery shed that fits your specific needs:
Clear-span designs that maximise internal space and accessibility
Custom heights and bay widths to accommodate your largest equipment
Strategic door placements for efficient movement of machinery
Optional lean-to sections for additional storage or workshop areas
Gallery of Our Shed Builds in South West WA
Built for Western Australian Conditions
Our farm machinery sheds are engineered specifically for the challenging conditions of the South West region:
Wind-rated structural designs that exceed Australian standards
Corrosion-resistant materials suitable for coastal environments
Proper ventilation systems to prevent moisture build-up
Durable roofing and cladding options with long-term warranties
Our Build Process – From Design to Completion
Our comprehensive service ensures a seamless experience from initial concept through to the finished structure:
Initial consultation to understand your requirements
Custom design development with 3D modelling
Council approvals assistance
Site assessment and preparation
Professional construction by our experienced team
Final inspection and handover
“Nothing was a problem, erected the shed in the time frame that he said & kept us updated along the way…”
Kim Arrowsmith
Why Choose Westspan for Your Farm Machinery Shed
As a local South West business, we bring regional expertise and understanding to your project.
Our team has extensive experience working with agricultural clients throughout Busselton, Margaret River, Bunbury, and the entire South West region of Western Australia.
We pride ourselves on delivering structures that protect your valuable equipment and enhance the operational efficiency and value of your property. Contact us today to learn more.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What size machinery shed do I need?
The ideal size depends on your current equipment fleet and future expansion plans. We recommend allowing at least 1.5 metres of clearance around each piece of machinery for safe access. Our team can assess your specific requirements during an initial consultation and recommend appropriate dimensions
2. How long does it take to build a farm machinery shed?
Construction timeframes vary based on size and complexity, but typically range from 3-6 weeks after approvals. Weather conditions and site preparation requirements may affect the schedule. We provide detailed timelines during the quoting process.
3. Do I need council approval for a farm machinery shed?
Yes, most farm machinery sheds require council approval. Requirements vary between local government areas, but our team handles the entire approval process, including preparation of all necessary documentation and liaison with council authorities.
4. What foundation options are available?
We offer several foundation systems, including concrete slabs, pier footings, and concrete perimeter footings with compacted gravel infill. The best option depends on your soil conditions, budget, and intended use. Our team can recommend the most suitable foundation for your specific requirements.
5. Can you incorporate additional features like workshops or storage areas?
Absolutely. Many of our clients opt for integrated designs that include dedicated workshop spaces, secure storage areas, or office facilities within their machinery shed. We can design partitioned areas with specific features like insulation, power, lighting, and security systems to create a multifunctional agricultural building.
