From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
Thanks for showing concrete being poured and pretty much the finish. Would be nice if the customer allows it for us to see a update few months later like a revisit of these buildings.
Just binged on this over 3 days. Probably one of the best series he has done. At least for me it is. Certainly my favorite build too. They do great work. Attention to detail is amazing. Nobody does it better.
There is just something blissfully peaceful about watching concrete being poured, worked, just the craft that goes into something that NO ONE in the actual world ever thinks about. I first stood in awe on one of my first construction projects, I stood in amazment as my coworkers just sauntered passed. Love it. Oh yeah, paused the video to make this comment, so I'm gonna go back to watching haha.
I can't begin to tell you how very impressed I am with your passion for quality. There can't be more than a handful of contractors in the whole country that perform at your level. In this world of "that's close enough" it is so refreshing to see some one who actually gives a shit about the quality of the finished product. RESPECT!!!!!!
Gord Beneteau This guy is truly awesome at what he does, but There are alot of great contractors out there, Ive met some that were ARTISANS at what they do. This is America, men with high-skill and integrity are out there you just have to find them. For most contractors , it is always a bad financial choice to do shitty work. But yeah, This video kicks ass lol I wish I had room in my backyard for a shop like this
Damn that thing is INCREDIBLE. My entire woodshop would take up about two thirds of the office in this building. Beautiful work though it’s been fun to follow along with!
Thanks Kyle for letting us all view perfection in the making, a wonderful build which looks quite outstanding. We will all miss this particular series.
Wow!!! All I can say is wow!!!! I just got done watching this entire build series and your attention to detail is by far nicer than most new construction homes that are built today. When I’m ready to build my dream garage I know exactly who I’m paying to build it. Beautiful work. You should be very, very,very proud of yourself and your crews. Thanks for the videos and keep up the amazing work.
Yeah this is definetly a dream shop. Room for equipment, yardwork supplies, multiple project vehicles, enough height for a lift, all the toolboxes and tooling. Someday soon I'll be having a smaller 20x30 shop built but I'm sure it already isn't enough lol.
I watched this series all the way through and as a master finish carpenter and cabinet man, I really appreciate your attention to detail and perfection!!! I want one in my backyard now!!
I’m unsure how anyone could give this, or any of your other projects, a “thumbs down” rating. I love spending hours watching all your videos. Far better than any programme on UK TV.
That is one of the best looking shops I have ever seen. Your team did a great job. The attention to detail really shows and the owner should be able to approve of your quality. Thanks for the series.
Great looking building. Learned allot from your build. I have 35 years of Carpentry under my belt but have never built a Pole Barn. Great job showing the tips and tricks. Thank you and keep up the hard work.
Getting a new shop is like meeting the girl of your dreams. Nice build. I had a Morton 60 x 60 aircraft hangar built in 1990. That was a lot of concrete. My only regret is I didn't do the heated floor. (eastern kansas) I like the lean to on the side of your project here. Lean to's are great for keeping equipment out of the sun and rain.
Fantastic work on this. You guys went the extra mile to get all the details right and it shows. You must be proud to have given someone a work space that they will no doubt pass on for generations. Great job guys.
Exceptional content and craftsmanship. This guy is the real deal. Im just a town over and I only hear good things about the quality of his work. Sooner or later they will stop putting up that Cleary crap around here and start taking notes on what a "Quality" building looks like.
Damn, that looks awesome. And as you said, those side roofs look way better than just one big slab across. It gives the building more character. Great .... great job. 👍🎈
Wow..he must have a ton of equipment. Don't see him running out of room. I'm sure he is super happy to have this. You guy's and subs who work with you guy's are truly A++ professionals..its a build to truly be proud of!
Very nice shop! I really like the lean-to on both sides with an office space because that makes it so much more useful and versatile. A lean-to also keeps bigger things that can be stored outside the shop walls from taking up valuable floor space. Can't go wrong with in-floor radiant heat even if you don't use it right away, it will be there. We did the same in our shop and it was a year or so until the boiler was installed but, no regrets on radiant heat.....it is wonderful! Your attention to detail is top notch and makes all the difference with a build like this. The color choices are a slam dunk and the owner seemed to know what he wanted in a building, which helps too. Great job!
Very surprised they only did half the shop with floor heat. We have had it over 20 yrs at our farm shop, love it. Neighbor build a shop, but cut out the floor heat because of the cost of the boiler. First winter he was in his shop and ours has regretted that he did not at least install the pex piping and worry about the boiler and operation later. Have another neighbor that installed it in their wash bay to melt ice, swears we are lying when we claim we only use the floor heat. My old house will have floor heat when we remodel it.
In-floor radiant is no joke! No regrets here at all. I do suggest a floor sensing thermostat as a must and don't skimp on the insulation under the floor or otherwise, just use common sense. Floor heat is all we use in our 50x70 shop with 14' ceilings and a second floor level and I can tell you it is more than enough heat even at sub-zero temps. No dust blowing around or some noisy furnace to listen to all the time either which is a plus.
@@wvrockcrusher we insulated under our floor. Building shell by Morton, but we did all the finish work. At my home I plan to heat the approach to my garage and the front porch and walk to the parking area. A farmer an hour away heated his outside pad and has done well with it. Of course not on all the time, only when needed a few times through out the winter.
When you build something like this, it becomes your pride and joy, your legacy, knowing that you built a building that will last for generations, and probably outlive you yourself (barring some unlikely event, like a tornado). The uses for it are seemingly endless. Great job. P.S. - Is the soundtrack the band "Nickle Creek"? I think I have that CD.
Being as it's been almost a year since this was first posted, I'm sure somebody has told you this, but in case nobody has. The slump of the concrete is how much water is mixed into it. A 5 inch is about mid range. A 1 inch slump is very dry and tight, a 12 inch slump is very wet and loose. Just in case you didn't know, now you do.
I build pole buildings as a hobby after see the full series I really need to take up a new hobby wow incredible work what's most neat is this building is about an hour away I realized that after seeing CIC conveyer trucks again thanks for the pointers
Damn that's a huge shop/building. I would love to line the toys up in there, how satisfying ugh one day I'll have one. Probably a small fraction of that size.
Central Illinois Conveying again! Great people! Watching your review of your own building and now this one wrapping up has me drooling again, alternating with crying. If I built that in my area of Illinois, the taxes would be so high that I’d be paying for the property all over again in just a few years.....and now they’re going to want to raise property taxes again statewide to make up for what they’ve already stolen from us through mismanagement in the past.
Amazing just amazing. I would love you to build a shop for me. Who the hell gives this video a thumbs down. Your work is some of the best ive ever seen. A great bunch of hard working guys who are proud of the job they do & do to their best ability. Just amazing thanks for sharing.
"doing maintenance outside on the gravel drive his whole life." What a great step up! And just in time to retire and give it all to his son. As others have expressed, thanks for the final wrap up video. Very impressive project on your part, RR Buildings (the whole crew!). One last question: What good is the steel mesh laying on the ground under the cement pour? Can someone smarter than me explain?
What a great building. Looks so good, love the roof design !! You guys can be proud of what you've build. Looking forward to some shots after the client moved in.
I gotta quit watching these builds. I go out into my 18 x 22 space that I can hardly call a shop and wonder, what if... Great job on builds and filming!
Just wow! Yes I'm sure it cost some money, but think of the value added to the property. Very cool build, thanks for taking us along! Cheers from Tokyo!
Wow, metal trim over timber posts. I'm constantly surprised at the way things are built differently around the world. Anyway, love the shed, thanks for sharing.
Thats a very nice building. Also very unusual to put the concrete floor, after the building is up. I have a similar concrete floor in my building but the builder added fiberglass to the mix to make it super strong. After 10 years of heavy use, not a crack or chip.
I do concrete for work and usually with radiant heat you pour after the structure is up. Most of our pours with buildings with high ceilings get poured after the building is up.
All of our fire stations had their floor poured after the building was up. I bet it really helps the concrete cure nicely to withstand decades of 50k lb vehicles driving over it.
Only one word to describe your talents......OUTSTANDING!!
Your client has to be completely satisfied with your work.
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
Thanks for showing concrete being poured and pretty much the finish. Would be nice if the customer allows it for us to see a update few months later like a revisit of these buildings.
As I find myself always wanting more, always wanting what I don't have, I have to thank God for my two healthy boys. Man that is one sweet shop.
Dear Santa.... all I want for Christmas is... this shop
If I could even just get that far along I would be able to make my house out of it fuckkkkkk why can’t I get a better job
😂👍👍👍👍👍👍 я тоже хочу
Noted
me to to be honest
Typical american barn from plywood
Just binged on this over 3 days. Probably one of the best series he has done. At least for me it is. Certainly my favorite build too. They do great work. Attention to detail is amazing. Nobody does it better.
Thanks will too kind
Thanks for this wrap-up video. Makes all the earlier ones mean more when you see the results. Looks great.
There is just something blissfully peaceful about watching concrete being poured, worked, just the craft that goes into something that NO ONE in the actual world ever thinks about. I first stood in awe on one of my first construction projects, I stood in amazment as my coworkers just sauntered passed. Love it. Oh yeah, paused the video to make this comment, so I'm gonna go back to watching haha.
Sad time I love this build seeing from a empty plot of land to a nice big shop great work R&R
I can't begin to tell you how very impressed I am with your passion for quality. There can't be more than a handful of contractors in the whole country that perform at your level. In this world of "that's close enough" it is so refreshing to see some one who actually gives a shit about the quality of the finished product. RESPECT!!!!!!
Gord Beneteau This guy is truly awesome at what he does, but There are alot of great contractors out there, Ive met some that were ARTISANS at what they do. This is America, men with high-skill and integrity are out there you just have to find them. For most contractors , it is always a bad financial choice to do shitty work. But yeah, This video kicks ass lol I wish I had room in my backyard for a shop like this
Love watching these buildings going up, we don’t build anything like this in UK ..... keep up the good work guys Karl UK
Damn that thing is INCREDIBLE. My entire woodshop would take up about two thirds of the office in this building. Beautiful work though it’s been fun to follow along with!
Some people see a building, I see an absolute work of art!! Great job!!!!
Wow. Been working all my life for something like that. Congrats to the owner
I have never built anything myself, but these videoes are suprisingly satisfying to watch.
Thanks Kyle for letting us all view perfection in the making, a wonderful build which looks quite outstanding. We will all miss this particular series.
Wow!!! All I can say is wow!!!! I just got done watching this entire build series and your attention to detail is by far nicer than most new construction homes that are built today. When I’m ready to build my dream garage I know exactly who I’m paying to build it. Beautiful work. You should be very, very,very proud of yourself and your crews. Thanks for the videos and keep up the amazing work.
Thank you
Yeah this is definetly a dream shop. Room for equipment, yardwork supplies, multiple project vehicles, enough height for a lift, all the toolboxes and tooling. Someday soon I'll be having a smaller 20x30 shop built but I'm sure it already isn't enough lol.
This place makes me want to cry for joy.
I watched this series all the way through and as a master finish carpenter and cabinet man, I really appreciate your attention to detail and perfection!!! I want one in my backyard now!!
awesome scott thank you
Just WOW, and your a great tradesmen with eye and execution upon detail! Thx for showing.
I’m unsure how anyone could give this, or any of your other projects, a “thumbs down” rating. I love spending hours watching all your videos. Far better than any programme on UK TV.
Thanks for taking us along with you on this dream shop build....yea I would move in it......LOL
I watch at least one of your videos A-day.
Portland Oregon.
Quality work is obvious when you see it. Great job.
"Dream" is a massive understatement!! Wow!!! That is an incredible shop!
Beautiful!, What a great project, well done, thanks for sharing
Kind of sad that it ended 😢. I hope y’all get to go back soon and show the place again. Thanks for sharing this beautiful series.
That is one of the best looking shops I have ever seen. Your team did a great job. The attention to detail really shows and the owner should be able to approve of your quality. Thanks for the series.
You guys are some serious craftsmen. Nothing like seeing professionals at work.
Great looking building. Learned allot from your build. I have 35 years of Carpentry under my belt but have never built a Pole Barn. Great job showing the tips and tricks. Thank you and keep up the hard work.
Damn, what a huuuuuge and perfectly build warehouse.
that is incredibly love seeing the concrete being done thank you
Always come back to this one... a true dream shop!
When I win the Powerball I'm getting one just like it.😄
let me know haha
Me too! 😉
Beautiful
@@RRBuildings can you share what the total price of this was? Obviously materials used and location has alot todo with it, but I'm still curious.
@@derrekmalek1 One pretty penny
Getting a new shop is like meeting the girl of your dreams. Nice build. I had a Morton 60 x 60 aircraft hangar built in 1990. That was a lot of concrete. My only regret is I didn't do the heated floor. (eastern kansas) I like the lean to on the side of your project here. Lean to's are great for keeping equipment out of the sun and rain.
I could cry knowing I'll never have something that stunning and awesome. Excellent work, RR. Absolutely amazing.
You'd be amazed what you can do with a small business, and perfect credit (buying power).
never is a long time
Symon what makes you say that. I don’t know you I a believe you can.
Follow your dreams!
Get after it! Start now and you will finish one day.
Fantastic work on this. You guys went the extra mile to get all the details right and it shows. You must be proud to have given someone a work space that they will no doubt pass on for generations. Great job guys.
You know you're doing ok when you got a 6,000 sq/ft warehouse in your backyard
10,700 sq/ft
72x80 = 5760 + 20x20= 400 (6160 total) did I miss somethin?
Step one be rich !
@@NUTBUTER You're a baddie
@Too Wun nope Kevin's Math is correct 5760+400 = 6160. are you adding the area under the leanto?
Exceptional content and craftsmanship. This guy is the real deal. Im just a town over and I only hear good things about the quality of his work. Sooner or later they will stop putting up that Cleary crap around here and start taking notes on what a "Quality" building looks like.
Damn, that looks awesome. And as you said, those side roofs look way better than just one big slab across. It gives the building more character. Great .... great job. 👍🎈
Wow..he must have a ton of equipment. Don't see him running out of room. I'm sure he is super happy to have this. You guy's and subs who work with you guy's are truly A++ professionals..its a build to truly be proud of!
Someone is going to be spoiled now... Good job!!! Excellent craftsmanship!!!
Beautiful job. Something to be proud of for sure. Owner must be over the moon happy after working outside his whole life. Well done.
Very nice shop! I really like the lean-to on both sides with an office space because that makes it so much more useful and versatile. A lean-to also keeps bigger things that can be stored outside the shop walls from taking up valuable floor space. Can't go wrong with in-floor radiant heat even if you don't use it right away, it will be there. We did the same in our shop and it was a year or so until the boiler was installed but, no regrets on radiant heat.....it is wonderful! Your attention to detail is top notch and makes all the difference with a build like this. The color choices are a slam dunk and the owner seemed to know what he wanted in a building, which helps too. Great job!
Very surprised they only did half the shop with floor heat. We have had it over 20 yrs at our farm shop, love it. Neighbor build a shop, but cut out the floor heat because of the cost of the boiler. First winter he was in his shop and ours has regretted that he did not at least install the pex piping and worry about the boiler and operation later. Have another neighbor that installed it in their wash bay to melt ice, swears we are lying when we claim we only use the floor heat. My old house will have floor heat when we remodel it.
In-floor radiant is no joke! No regrets here at all. I do suggest a floor sensing thermostat as a must and don't skimp on the insulation under the floor or otherwise, just use common sense. Floor heat is all we use in our 50x70 shop with 14' ceilings and a second floor level and I can tell you it is more than enough heat even at sub-zero temps. No dust blowing around or some noisy furnace to listen to all the time either which is a plus.
@@wvrockcrusher we insulated under our floor. Building shell by Morton, but we did all the finish work. At my home I plan to heat the approach to my garage and the front porch and walk to the parking area. A farmer an hour away heated his outside pad and has done well with it. Of course not on all the time, only when needed a few times through out the winter.
Every time I see your completed work,no matter the size of the building,All I can think is Spectacular!! You guys do some truly great work.
When you build something like this, it becomes your pride and joy, your legacy, knowing that you built a building that will last for generations, and probably outlive you yourself (barring some unlikely event, like a tornado). The uses for it are seemingly endless. Great job. P.S. - Is the soundtrack the band "Nickle Creek"? I think I have that CD.
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Nice to see people take pride in their work.
Being as it's been almost a year since this was first posted, I'm sure somebody has told you this, but in case nobody has. The slump of the concrete is how much water is mixed into it. A 5 inch is about mid range. A 1 inch slump is very dry and tight, a 12 inch slump is very wet and loose. Just in case you didn't know, now you do.
Thank you for making these videos. I love seeing and learning about all phases and types of construction!!
how to build a shop part one.
: Money
the end
yeah normally costs money to build stuff
Your structures are second to none! Reminds me of a rural fire station not far from me...👌
You sir are a craftsman and a scholar.
I build pole buildings as a hobby after see the full series I really need to take up a new hobby wow incredible work what's most neat is this building is about an hour away I realized that after seeing CIC conveyer trucks again thanks for the pointers
I’m not crying 😭 god it’s so beautiful oh my gosh I need this in my life
Kick ass building. I wish you guys were closer for when i'm ready to build a shop.
Damn that's a huge shop/building. I would love to line the toys up in there, how satisfying ugh one day I'll have one. Probably a small fraction of that size.
Joseph Giordano dream big
I wouldn’t mind that size, with living quarters.
Foundation for a frame house
th-cam.com/video/hzZVMwxEE2M/w-d-xo.html
✌️👍✋
Such a shame you guys don't operate here in the UK....I'd happily employ you to build my man cave!
Good looking shop. Some day I will get my dream shop too.
Slept in till 7am... hard working man right there!
I literally wanna live in something like that.
"Barndominium".
You're welcome. ;)
Central Illinois Conveying again! Great people! Watching your review of your own building and now this one wrapping up has me drooling again, alternating with crying. If I built that in my area of Illinois, the taxes would be so high that I’d be paying for the property all over again in just a few years.....and now they’re going to want to raise property taxes again statewide to make up for what they’ve already stolen from us through mismanagement in the past.
Illinois is in a miserable state aren't we
The shop of all shops, unbeatable build skills👌👌👌👌👌
Foundation for a frame house
th-cam.com/video/hzZVMwxEE2M/w-d-xo.html
Need this shop for my equipment and kids toys ! You guys do great work. Wish people built big shops like this in Oregon so I can cut the pads...
Thing has a back door and everything that's dope 👌 could definitely have a speed shop 💪😂
Looks like a million dollar building to me. Excellent job!
I would live in this shop!
Amazing just amazing. I would love you to build a shop for me. Who the hell gives this video a thumbs down. Your work is some of the best ive ever seen. A great bunch of hard working guys who are proud of the job they do & do to their best ability. Just amazing thanks for sharing.
thanks david
WOW! L@@Ks like it could be utilized as a fire station. Outstanding!
You and your family Crew should be proud of that one 👍.
It ain't work if ya lov what ya doin', and it shows! Wonderful project, hope you and yours' have a great Turkey Day, GB>
"doing maintenance outside on the gravel drive his whole life." What a great step up! And just in time to retire and give it all to his son. As others have expressed, thanks for the final wrap up video. Very impressive project on your part, RR Buildings (the whole crew!).
One last question: What good is the steel mesh laying on the ground under the cement pour? Can someone smarter than me explain?
Beautiful build. I admire your commitment to quality. You're old school good!
They are Chinese good,, not old school American.
its a huge step up from working in the drive , the guy must have worked very hard in his drive , thats a mighty fine shed.
What a great building. Looks so good, love the roof design !! You guys can be proud of what you've build. Looking forward to some shots after the client moved in.
This building if pretty much my dream shop
Someone spent some coin on that building. Turned out super nice.
Great work. I hope you win another building of the year award with it.
Half way through the pour... has anyone seen my truck keys?
Yep! they're buried in the Cahn-crete.
Or cell phone.
I just cried a little... Damn sexy shop.
The most important thing is that you documented it... Amazing! amazing! Project
Thank you for sharing this video. My family and I enjoy watching your videos. Best Wishes from New Zealand.
I gotta quit watching these builds. I go out into my 18 x 22 space that I can hardly call a shop and wonder, what if... Great job on builds and filming!
This what you call a SHOP!!👍🏾💪🏿
Just wow!
Yes I'm sure it cost some money, but think of the value added to the property.
Very cool build, thanks for taking us along!
Cheers from Tokyo!
@DanksFoSHo This building brings a tremendous amount of value to a buyer who is looking for a building that big.
Heating costs could possibly be massive
most of these guys have free gas so it doesnt matter too much.
Wow, metal trim over timber posts. I'm constantly surprised at the way things are built differently around the world. Anyway, love the shed, thanks for sharing.
CRISP AND SHARP! Man you do a great build! Nice work, great ethic and good crew.
Ive watched this series all the way through twice now. So much good information and great execution. Bravo guys!
Awesome man
Wow...I would LOVE to see a budget for this!
Love the series can not wait for the next one, it’ll be great to see the building full and how the customer uses it.
Thats a very nice building. Also very unusual to put the concrete floor, after the building is up. I have a similar concrete floor in my building but the builder added fiberglass to the mix to make it super strong. After 10 years of heavy use, not a crack or chip.
I do concrete for work and usually with radiant heat you pour after the structure is up. Most of our pours with buildings with high ceilings get poured after the building is up.
All of our fire stations had their floor poured after the building was up. I bet it really helps the concrete cure nicely to withstand decades of 50k lb vehicles driving over it.
i swear, these videos, the quality of the content is like Discovery Channel level quality without the drama
This was a great series Kyle. Your work is top notch. Congratulations for another beautiful building!
So glad to hear that you all are in Illinois, I love your videos. Now that I know you're nearby, hopefully I'll be able to hire you all in the future.
So Awesome!
That is for sure a dream building! Wow, I’m speechless. Kyle and Greg, you guys are awesome!!
Looks amazing!! You are truly a great builder! You have a great team..
Absolute BEAST! Love this project. Thanks for sharing.
This is all i need in life, who knew concrete floors could be heated!
it's really fun, but has a high usage cost compared to other means of heating.
I wish I lived closer to you. I would love to have you build my barns. Incredible job by you and your guys.