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One project. One payment. Complete systems planning for your rural build.
Built from a real barndominium build and 20+ years in the building industry — not a template.
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Founding price
$19
USD · per project · one-time
Available during the early-access launch.
What you get for $19
- Full phase-based planning dashboard with 375+ checklist items across seven build phases
- Pre-pour risk flags with cost-impact scoring and ROI tags on every item
- Shop + living integration planner tailored to your build type
- Mechanical-first mapping for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical coordination
- Exportable builder-ready report with upgrade opportunities by trade
- Builder notes, flags, and "Discuss with Builder" tagging per item
- Lifetime access — no recurring fees, no subscriptions
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30-day money-back guarantee.If it's not right for your build, email admin@ironfield.ca within 30 days for a full refund — no questions asked.
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Why Builders and Owners Use IronField
Catch $10K+ Mistakes Before the Pour
Every item in the system includes risk-level scoring and cost-impact tags. You’ll see exactly which decisions carry the most financial weight — before concrete locks them in.
Phase-by-Phase Build Coordination
The checklist follows your actual build sequence across seven phases — from site intent through commissioning. No guessing what comes next or what you forgot.
Trade-Specific Contractor Views
Generate filtered views by trade (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, concrete) so your contractors see only what’s relevant to their scope. Reduces miscommunication and change orders.
Exportable Build Reports
Export your completed checklist as a structured report to share with your builder, lender, or inspector. Organized by phase with completion status and notes.
Who Is IronField For?
IronField is built for anyone planning a rural build in Canada — whether you're an owner-builder managing your own project, a first-time barndominium buyer navigating unfamiliar territory, or a general contractor looking to reduce change orders and scope gaps.
Owner-Builders
Planning your own build and want to catch what most people miss.
First-Time Builders
New to rural construction and need a structured planning framework.
Contractors & GCs
Looking to streamline pre-construction and reduce client-side gaps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a subscription?+
No. IronField is a one-time payment of $19 USD per project. No recurring fees, no hidden costs.
What if I’m not ready to build yet?+
Even better. IronField is designed for the planning stage — before you pour your slab. The earlier you start, the more value you get.
Can I use it for more than one project?+
Each purchase covers one project. Planning a second build? Buy another licence with the same email and a "New project" option appears in the project menu at the top of your dashboard — every project keeps its own checklist, notes, flags, and reports.
What build types does it cover?+
Barndominiums, post-frame homes, shop-houses, pole barns, and slab-on-grade rural builds. The checklist adapts based on your build type and features.
Do I need a builder already?+
No. Many members use IronField before hiring a builder to understand scope, ask better questions, and avoid common planning gaps.
Do you support US and Australian builds?+
The dashboard now includes a US and an Australia planning-question set (63 items each) — framed as questions to bring to your local building department, builder, and engineer, not code-specific citations. Canadian and US checkout are both live today; Australian checkout in local currency is being finalized. Select your country above to join the list.
Continue Planning Your Build
Pole Barn Shop & Shed Guide
Standalone shop or shed, no living space — foundation and slab prep, sizing, and shop electrical planning.
Barn House vs. Barndominium
"Barn house" means three different things — post-frame barndominium, stick-frame barn-style home, or converted historic barn. Which one are you actually building?
Shed House vs. Barndominium
A shed house, a garden shed, and a barndominium are three different builds — what a livable shed house actually costs, and where a loafing shed fits in.
Quonset Hut Home
A self-supporting curved steel arch instead of post-frame walls — different insulation method, different interior finishing, different foundation notes.
Design Services
Floor plan review, mechanical-design integration, and full build coordination.
Field Guide Articles
Expert articles on barndominium planning, slab strategy, and rural builds.