Crimson Buildings LLC

01/10/2026

Stewart Martin Equipment in Bixby

12/20/2025

Delaware County Livestock Arena

12/15/2025

Crimson Buildings 2025 Pheasant trip in the books.

11/11/2025

11/08/2025

The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps. Proverbs 16:9

11/04/2025

A little bit about us.
Our owner and CEO, Brian Miller, built his first building in 2011 while working for another contractor. He established his first company BM
Construction in 2013 and changed the name to Crimson Buildings, LLC in 2019. A native of Oklahoma, Brian now has 14 years of experience in the
construction industry and has constructed over 100 buildings in Northeast Oklahoma.
We are currently located at 9410 S 426 RD, in Inola, Oklahoma right off Hwy 412.
Brian also started a new business right next door, Crimson Mini Structures. We contruct on site prebuilt and custom-built sheds and mini structures.
At Crimson Buildings, we believe in commitment, integrity and hard work above everything else.
If you would like more information about Crimson Buildings please visit crimsonbuildings.com.

11/01/2025

Check out this 100X150X14 arena in Haskel, OK. It's an engineered boltup metal structure.

10/28/2025

Often when taking information from a customer, I'll ask them if they want a cupola, and they ask, "What is a cupola?" Here is a breakdown of what a cupola is and what it is used for?

A cupola (pronounced kyoo-puh-luh) is a small structure built on top of a roof — often dome-shaped or square — that serves both decorative and functional purposes.
Here’s a breakdown of what they are and how they’re used:

What It Looks Like
-It’s usually a small tower, dome, or vented box sitting on the ridge of a roof.
-Often topped with a weathervane, finial, or light.
-Made of wood, metal, or vinyl, and sometimes has louvered sides (slats) or windows.

Main Uses of a Cupola
1. Ventilation
-Traditionally, cupolas were designed to vent hot, moist air from barns, attics, or other large buildings.
-The louvered sides let warm air escape, keeping the inside cooler and reducing moisture buildup — especially important for barns with livestock or hay.

2. Natural Light
-Some cupolas have glass windows instead of louvers, allowing sunlight into dark spaces like barns, attics, or entryways.

3. Aesthetics
-Many homeowners install cupolas purely for their architectural charm — they add a classic, elegant touch to homes, barns, garages, and even gazebos.

4. Landmark or Observation
-On larger buildings, cupolas can be big enough to walk into — serving as lookouts or observation towers (like those on old courthouses or churches).

Common Places You’ll See Cupolas
-Barns and stables
-Farmhouses or country-style homes
-Gazebos and garden structures
-Public buildings like courthouses or churches

10/25/2025

40x50x16 pole barn building
18x12 garage
10x10 garage
8x8 garage
Heavy duty 26-gauge ag panel metal on roof and walls

10/21/2025

Too many toys, not enough space? Try one of these.🚜🚲🏍🛺🚤

10/18/2025

Are you dreaming of building a Barndominium but don't know where to begin? With our specialist on site, you'll be able to relax and enjoy the process of bringing your dream Barndominium to life. So why wait? Call 918.698.1292 or visit crimsonbuildings.com to get started today and let us help you turn your Barndominium dreams into a stunning reality!