Cost To Build A 30x40 Pole Barn
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- Itemized cost to build my 30X40X12 Pole Barn!
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Thanks for the breakdown- very informative and helpful. Great building!
Thank you this information I was looking long time.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much, this video is insanely helpful!! Even if the prices have changed it's a great place to start! Subscribed!
No problem Megan. Thanks for subscribing!
Ditto! Subscribed. Thank you!
Thanks for the info & it's nicely put together.
Thanks for making this video! Keep up the great vids! 👊💪👍
Thank you! Appreciate the encouragement!
Thanks for sharing this! Very informative!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for breaking it down for us! Much appreciated
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for all of the helpful information
Thanks for watching!
Your awesome! Thx 4 taking the time to make this video 👍
Thanks you for watching!
I found your channel awhile back, and I like what you did with your land. I'm also looking to get started with smaller cattle. I like the lowline Angus.
lowline is an excellent choice. Can’t go wrong. Best of luck and thank you!
I just wanted to thank you for the videos on Guide To Buying Your First Dexter Cow (Supplies). The series was very helpful!!!
You are very welcome. I’m glad you found it helpful. Thank you for watching!
Very informative. Thanks
Thanks John!
Great video. Thank you very much
Thanks for watching!
thank you, that was helpful.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for giving me a breakdown…trying to get an idea and you answered that…I will still have the cost of the land unless I can find abandoned property…once again…great video
Lol I wouldn’t get my hopes up on the abandoned property. Thanks for watching!
You can overtake abandoned property?
Terry Luke & Dexter Ranch…not if the “skin” is left on the open cell (as long as it’s not trimmed). For barndominiums that are lived in I like to do 1.5-2” closed and 4”-5” open. It’s a really good option for the strength of closed and all the values cc has without a ton of cost. Open cell then to achieve the Rvalue you want and the acoustics are softer
Thanks for the advise!
In Ravalli county Montana a 30' x 40' X 10' pole barn with inside slab, one 16' x 8' garage door, one man door, one 4' window, no vapor barrier is $40,500.00. You got a good deal in my opinion. This price did not include the dirt work, that was an additional $3,500.00 and had to find my own contractor for this. I had to cut into uphill side, about 6' cut on high side then slope and drainage ditches and was left with flat gravel pad. This would class as a basic build.
I just built a 36' x 48' foot post frame last year, and I was amazed by how much your concrete costed. We paid about 9k for ours. Spray foam in our area is ridiculously over priced though. There is only one company that does it, and it would have costed close to 15k to insulate with spray foam. In just the last year, concrete has gone up considerably, and steel panels are through the roof! We lucked out and got our wood at rock bottom prices, but if we would have waited until this year, we wouldn't be able to afford the building at all 😑 -- there are videos of the build if anyone wants to try building it by themselves.
I know. Something has to give on these prices. Just not sustainable.
@@dexterranch I am in the process of looking for land to do a future 1200sf post home build myself. Hoping to find something with an old house where we basically pay for the land and get the benefit of services already available. We plan on having the main building done by contractor and then doing most of the interior ourselves. At 2017 prices I know we could have done this for around $75000 or less on 2-5acres. With todays prices we could be looking at least double that, hoping prices drop so we can get closer to $100-$125K.
I've seen the concrete slab pour after the build (line pumping)...whats your take on this? thx
thank you. Looking to build one just like that.
Nice. Thank for the comment. Good luck on your project!!
I built the same exact thing April of 2021. Same size except height. 30x 40 x16.with same size porch and all the same Concrete, only i had the whole inside completely finished with tin to. 8x9 and 12x14 garage doors. Bought from Menards.$33139 for building,( includes 1 ft eves 5 windows and man door and 6 inches of insulation). $9500 for concrete 5 inches, $5000 for electrical, 200 amp with 50amp service for RV and 2 - 30amp for furnace and dryer. 10300 for labor. $4500 for garage doors. Total $62439 just for a completed building. not including roof top unit AC and Furnace. $3353. After putting in washer, dryer, bathroom, bedroom ,complete, kitchen and so on to make it livable, I have $120k in to it.
Considering it’s livable 120 doesn’t sound to bad.
I built my mom a 30x40 back in 19. I had to dig it back into a steeper slope and build a 5' poured wall on 1 side. Had $12k in the foundation. I decided to stick frame it vs a post frame cause of the poured wall. Found a deal on some loft trusses on face book that saved me about $1500. 12' ceilings and a 900 ad loft I ended up with $8k in the building itself. It's not insulated or wired but it's a really nice building for $20k. Would cost $50-$60 to do today. Crazy how much stuff has went up
50-60 easy. Specially stick frame. Nice job! I’m not sure I would have the skills to build one without some help from a carpenter friend.
sure wished we had 2017 pricing now! , we are doing a 30x40 garage with a living area above and its very hard to stay on budget with material costs these days. Glad you took advantage of the savings back then.
I think if a person was to hold off another year things will be back down or close to it. Thanks for watching.
Great video!!!
Thank you!
Nice breakdown.
Thank you. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I had my pole building foam insulated (closed cell). I cover spayed it with 2 coats of cheap white latex house paint which killed the yellow foam color and brightened the interior (it seemed like the unpainted foam would increasingly yellow over time). I think it would work with open cell insulation as well. You might want to sample a small area to check it out.
Very good idea. I wonder if the open cell would just soak up the paint.
@@dexterranch They make a paint specifically for covering spray foam.
yes, thanks much
Doing a 30x40x12 in NY right now and the base building with no concrete is right around 33k. Beautiful shop!
Thank you. I’m sure it would be a similar price here right now. Good luck with your project!
Im in vt and looking to do a 30x40 garage I was going to go with an Alaskan slab. Now when you said that price is that just a building or is it with the doors and insulation?
Are you just running a dirt floor? I was thinking of building one of these for 2 horses (2 stalls) and to throw a tractor, hay, atv. I'd never need concrete for 😊something like that.
That's pretty good considering the economics today.
I built a 24x40 did every thing myself except the floor(Back in 2011) Grand total ~ $15k
100 amp service, 6) 8ft shop lights, 2) OH doors , 1 man door , 3 windows. Etc + add ons.
Nice. This is the way to do it! Thanks for watching.
Nice video keep them coming bro
Thanks Shaun!
I love this building. Can you send me more info ? This is exactly what i want to build on my property except I want the Lean too or overhang porch on the opposite side.
Hi. I would be happy to share anything I have. What other info are you interested in?
Prices went down for a bit, but are going up again. We bought OSB for $22 in December and now it's $44.
Don't you love people asking questions about things you clearly mentioned in the video? 😅
Well done video! 👍
Hi! Thank you. It is weird how the prices jump around. Hopefully they can find a resting place toward the low end soon. Lol some people would rather just ask a question than watch the video I guess. I don’t know. 🤣. Thanks for watching!
I don’t think the original insulation was a waste because I would rather spray foam to back of existing insulation then the back of metal siding or roof which would make a repair to a metal panel possible, what do you think?
Very good point! I did not think of this. That being said I don’t know if maybe just a house wrap or something would be more cost effective and give you the same result with keeping the bottom of the metal from being covered by foam.
that is a very nice shop. I like a lot of what you did here . i live in the Philippines. And we have the split type A?C units. In my opinion. they are a medium to high maintainence item. our bedroom unit. We needed to have in serviced( cleaned ) on average of 2-3 months service schedule . the same unit in my hobby room which is just a tad smaller. we can get it done every 4-5 months.And Where I used to run that unit 24/7. i now only run it when I am in the room. The bedroom unit we run about 21-23 hours a day . Turning it off in the middle of the night for at least 2-3 hours. It depends on the time of theyear and whether or not it rains to cool things off. Due to issues with the 2hp unit in the bedroom. We just upgraded to a 3hp unit . Which seems to handle the load better . One problem here is a lack of insulation.
Hi Marc. Thank you. As I said in the video I would need a lot bigger unit to be able to control the temp if I didn’t have the insulation. Thanks for watching!
nice work with the insulation
Thank you!
Very nice build. How do you like the wall mounted garage door opener?
Hi Jeff. I would recommend it to anyone. Very quite, out of the way, and I haven’t had any problems out of it. Thanks for watching
I watch your video on "Fly control" and it was very good. I never imagined it would be applied the way you did it. I thought it would be with just a manual pump sprayer and a mist of a spray. That's good to know.
Do you deworm your cows? And if so, what do you use and how is it done?
Thanks for your videos.
Hi! So when I have done deworming in the past on special occasion. Such as new cattle being introduced to the herd then I have used Ivermectin based pour on dewormer. You just pour it across the top of their back. The amount is determined by weight. Very easy. The recommendation is to deworm in the spring, and fall. I am currently researching a more organic method that I will make a video about. For this and fly control. Don’t want to just drop it here without a full explanation. I don’t have anything against mainstream dewormer. I’m just constantly trying to move to more organic methods. Hope this helps, and thanks again for watching.
Is there an easy way to guesstimate the weight of a cow? Like measure the girth and length of the back? Thanks
Here is a video on it! 🤠
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Just a few months ago I paid $40k for a 40x40x14 w/ ceiling metal installed, no overhangs , did the concrete and electrical , and gutters myself. Prices are ridiculous! But love my getaway
Things have definitely changed. I am waiting on a quote for a 40x45 that I intend to make my house. We will see the difference from just a few short years ago when the shop was built. It’s coming from the same guy so should be apples to apples per sq ft. Thanks for watching.
Could you share details? I want to know how the concrete and electrical went haha
Nick, concrete went beautiful, had a family member that does concrete do it, electric went good, considering I was trenching the main feed through the winter.
@@seandever2289 Congrats man... I want one on some property here in north texas
How much did your taxes go up?
Five inches of concrete is a must because you need to plan for a possible Sherman tank.
Nice overview. What state are you in?
Thank you! I am located in Kansas. The builder was out of Oklahoma. Thanks for watching!!
Like you video style. Well done.
It seems pricing varies dramatically depending on area. Some people are quote prices to build a 3/2 family home. Unreal.
I agree. Thank you for watching!
Great video! Please stop spinning around, hahaha!
Thanks for watching!
Same color my wife wants, nice building
Thank Clint. When I asked the pole barn company to do tri color they said they had never had that request before, but after it was done they took all kinds of picture because they liked it so much they wanted to use it in their marketing.
@@dexterranch thank you
One recommendation if you guys build one is to go as high as your comfortable with. Like 16ft. The cost difference between a standard 10ft building and 16ft is not that much, and it gives you a lot of options for a loft and other things. Just something to think about. Best of luck!
@@dexterranch T.Y
Great video, and really nice building. As you know...current pricing shows the same (comparable) setup going for around 60k+ :( (Lafayette, LA)
Thank you Courtney!
I just got a quote here in MI for 59k for 30x40, I'm going to wait until the recession kicks in and build it for half that price
We just finished ours a few weeks ago. 30x40x16’ high in SE Indiana. $21,000. We had a good amount of dirt work which I did a lot myself, gutters, 14x14 door, 4 light panels, an entry door, 2 6x8 sliding doors for the animals, wainscoting, the overhangs all around and a gravel floor for now. Cost have gone WAY up this past year. We got pretty lucky on a lot of it. It took us months to even have a builder that would commit to even doing it this year. We plan on doing a loft over the stalls, water, electric, and concrete either next year or the following year.
That’s really exciting, and it sounds like you came out pretty good considering the price of things. 16’ high will be nice. It doesn’t cost much to go higher and it gives you the option for the loft. I know if I tried to have this built today it would be tuff to find someone. The people that built this one came from out of state even in 2017. I would like to add some stalls on the side opposite of the porch. Waiting on the money pile to get bigger and it’s taking forever lol.
@@dexterranch yup. It all takes time. We’ve only been here for a little over a year so it’s a start from scratch homestead. Lots of infrastructure to go first. We figured even if we don’t use the 16’ ceilings right away, we have room to add a level. It’s not much more $ to go up at all. Our hope is to add dexters next spring and we can’t wait. We are learning as much as we can about them right now.
Angela, who did you use, if you don't mind me asking. I'm in SW Indiana and looking for the same type building. Thank you, Ron
What company did you use?
Doesn't look like it but was hoping you did a video of the build. I want to build a 30×40 for 2 horse stalls amd was curious how the doors work for them. Was thinking maybe leave the middle "open" like a pass through. Just need a dirt floor ultimately
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Shit aint cheap. Fixing to have a 24x30x14 pole barn installed myself.
No it’s not. Seems like it gets worse everyday. Good luck with your project!
What kind of indoor lights do you have?
They are small square 30-40w led flood lights. They are like $20 each on eBay. Thanks for watching.
Wonder how much more it would be to add running water and a small bathroom
I would guess another $5k?
Current pricing..My take on current pricing is that construction cost are in a bubble. This is due to crazy materials supply and prices, and that many builders are at max capacity (labor shortage). Many experts predict some level of economic recession over the next 24mos, might pay to wait and see.
Yeah man, same here. I'm just putting back and picking up a few things here and there. Keeping my credit clean and building up savings. Just waiting for everything to dip in the economy and then build at low. The economy will bounce back eventually and you've got a decent return.
what company did you use for the pole barn
I don’t have his permission to post his name on the internet. Not positive he is still in business. If you want to email me at the email in the video description I will share the contact info with you.
Can I ask which company made your metal building? Morton Buildings gave me a quote of $90K for a 30x40x14 shell without the concrete in the Houston area (20 miles south of Houston, Tx). The concrete and plumbing was done a last year by a separate company for $12K. Thanks.
Hi. If you want to shoot me an email to the email listed in the description I would be happy to share the company name with you. Thanks.
What company did you use? I'm in Texas looking
I want to build one in another country, do you think it would be cheaper?
Maybe. Hopefully 🙏
Thank you . !! Goid job . i build one in 2002 . for arround 30 k + now in 2022 i think it will cost 80k here in. Bc canada mat triple or more !!!
You did well. Thanks for watching
Are these 2021 prices? We just did a pad for a 30x30, slab,4 windows, 12x12 door and insulation for $25k roughly
Hi Ryan. I thought I mentioned in the video but maybe not. The building was built in 2017. Thanks for watching.
@@dexterranch thank you!
how much was your pad?
@@fungleinfection6998 $1800 to level it off and 4 loads of fill dirt. Slab was $4200
thank you so much. u made my dream house possible
Thanks for watching. You’re right they can make a cool house!
Eastern Shore of VA. 30'x54'x12' Gable wall inset 44'(porch) Shell only. (1) 12x12 overhead on gable end, (2) 10x10 overhead, (2) 3'x6'8" doors, (5) windows, 5" gutters, Wainscoting, 5/16" foil insulation on ceiling only, 1/2" OSB sheathing on gable end porch end only. $63K Ouch! It's hard to get anyone down here to build anything.
Why did you regret the insulation?
Hi. So when I said that I was talking about the very thin insulation that the builder installed under the walls and ceiling. Because I ended up putting spray foam over the top of it. But I had a viewer point out the other day that at least that becomes a barrier between the foam and metal. So if I ever need to replace a piece of metal it will not be attached to the foam and will be easy to do. Which is a good point.
Is that a DIY spray foam job? If so which stuff did you get.
Hi Dan. No this was a spray foam company that sprayed it. The $3500 included their labor.
@@dexterranch sounds cheap. The DIY kits are pricey. Thank you
Thanks for watching. I don’t know if the kits you are looking at are open or closed cell foam, but this was open cell. If I would have done closed cell the quote was around $5k
My biggest takeaway in the first minute is that i have to go ten ft bigger in both directions. Damn I wish I could have found a house that already had a shop when I was buying
Bigger is always better if you can afford it!
I built 40x60 ibeam construction 3 overhead door $13,500 but I built it myself.
Sub contacted concrete $2.00 a sq ft
In Texas.
Now that sounds like the best deal I’ve heard yet. 40x60 is about right. 30x40 gets tight pretty quick. Specially if you are at all unorganized. And I am. Thanks for watching!
What city and state are you in? This building today is over $150k where I live (WY).
I am in Kansas. But this was 2017
Dammmmn son. You got a good ass deal
Well it was about normal for 3 or 4 years ago lol.
Nice dog
Thank you! That’s Reese. She’s an Austrian shepherd. Cow dog in training lol.
Harvey County eh? Who was your contractor? I'm looking to build in the next year and am getting quotes for in Andover...
My guy was out of Oklahoma, but I think he has shut down shop. I’m actually in Greenwood.
I just got a bid on spray foam and it was about 20k out the door for 36'x48'x13'.
Yikes. Was that for open or closed cell?
@@dexterranch closed cell.
That price is a bargain. I got a quote for 50k for a 30x30 and thats without cement and electrical yesterday. They were high end but lifetime warrant but lets just say I'm getting more quotes this coming week lol.
Everything is just so inflated right now. This was the going price in 2017-2018.
Would look better if you moved the two center windows on the big door out one spot
I agree. Never been a big fan of the door.
Do you mind sharing what county/state you’re in?
I am in SE Kansas, but the builder was out of NE Oklahoma. Thanks for watching.
So, did the basic build price include labor? We were just quoted a 30X40 pole barn with 14’ side walls for about $16k plus the cost of doors, labor and concrete in southwest Ohio. We were quoted about $7k for labor and $10k for concrete. No porch, insulation or windows.
Hi Lisa. Yes the basic build price had the labor, building, porch, concrete, windows, and, doors. If it makes any difference I didn’t use a big name corporate builder in my area. I actually found the guy on FB market place. Which I guess had the possibility of going bad, but I ended up being very satisfied with the job they did.
@@dexterranch You saved a lot! I think we need to do more searching for labor. Thank you for your response.
@@dexterranch One more question. Did you buy a kit and then higher the build?
No i actually made a drawing of what I wanted with some free software. I think I used the Menards website. Then I shared it with him and he brought all the materials. He did the dirt work and everything.
That price is prolly about right unfortunately. I’ve been figuring up the prices to build my 30x40x12. I’m at 25k and that’s me doing all labor. But that includes building, 5 windows, 1 man door and 2 overhead doors. As well as concrete material. I’m located in central Ky so prices are prolly similar to yours Lisa
Got a $33K quote here for a 24x36: dirt work, 2 doors, 6 windows and concrete.
Probably about right if you want to do it right now during the inflation bubble. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. I was quoted $32,000 for 600 sq ft building with porch total with concrete & window 760 sq ft. Hoover builders in South Carolina. I’m researching and consulting with other builders.
I would continue to shop around. I know things have went up but that still seems a bit high. Thanks for sharing!
Twisted wheelers new shop?
Are you talking about the 3 wheelers?
Don’t get the whole wooden structure why not red iron?
Just cost less.
@@dexterranch I get that but in the long run does it really save money, in terms of having more problems and replacing wooden structures?
And that is jut materials all my labor including plum. And alactrical
Are you still getting people wanting to build them with the higher prices?
I hope that AC last 500 dollars is extremely cheap for an AC install even on the side let alone a reputable company.
The prices have changed big time
I know. It’s bad these days. Not that that was very long ago, but it’s going up daily.
Damn that’s pretty cheap. Looks like you got a good deal
Yeah. I think the pricing was about on par before all this inflation hit. Hopefully we can get back to this soon!
30x40 would be $25 k now. Without concrete.
Here in bc can. Contracted you are looking 100k plus ++ permits and bull crap .
Yikes. Prices are getting high!
Nice video. Your making me dizzy by spinning around with your camera
Thank you. I’ve been told. Sorry about that.
Bottom line.
2017 all options completed 1200 sq foot w lean was $36k
$30/ square foot.
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The price of you’re entire build is less than just my dirt work for a 20x50🤦♂️ granted I had to build up 3-4 feet over the whole thing, slab gets poured in 2 days if no rain. And for someone else I think I saw a comment asking how much stuff has gone up, the dirt work, electrical and finishing of the house interior for 1k sq ft is all being done by family and in most instances me and my wife and I’m struggling to keep it under $115k.
Hi. The price of this building before I insulated it or added electrical was $28,929. Just wanting to make sure we are on the same page that you are being charged more than that for just a level dirt pad? Thanks for the comment.
@@dexterranch yes, dirt and slab are running me right under 58k.
I got dizzy
Sorry Jim. Thanks for watching.
It blows my mind what people are paying for these buildings. I can do the shell for one larger than this 30 x 60 for $5,000. But that's compacted gravel under and not concrete.
Nice. How do I hire you sir? 😄
You may have been able to still around 4-5 years ago, but you cannot get get the lumber pack for a pole building of that size for less than $10K currently and I honestly haven't been able touch a quality lumber pack for under $14K and that's with the decline in timber prices later last year... Concrete... Well, it's just absurd! First is was the Portland shortage. That calmed but opposingly crushed aggregate went nuts! So now the concrete is right back to the shortage high with the aggregate in it and then the sub-base I used to get $6-7/ton is now $29/ton... 1,300 square foot, 5" fiber and mesh slab on 6" compacted aggregate, hard trowel, sawcut joints, and sealed - best out of 5 concrete contractors - $14,260! In 2019, this was $6,500.
@@robv4053 I have the same set of numbers in Michigan but 16,500 for 2022 and waiting on a refreshed quote for 2023. 2019 6500 quote but couldn't get home to come out once COVID hit.
60,000 today easy
For everything or just the basic build?
You mean a breaker box they havent used fuses in 70 yrs.
I don’t remember exactly what I said but you’re probably right.
2 years later, thats now about 110k to build...its a joke
10 min video with 3 mins of actual useful information.
Thank you Ron. Glad you were able to find some value in it.
@Dexter Ranch: 👍🏽 I love your positive attitude!! 😁 I live in an apartment on disability, no money to buy a farm or livestock or build a pole barn- but you just got my subscription!
Nice shop. The only question I have is about your electrical contractor. Was he licensed? That feed into your panel is not to code and was done by someone that had absolutely no clue what they were doing. I hope you pulled a permit and had it inspected. Thanks for the breakdown though…good info 👍🏻
He was licensed. Young kid just out of votec. I’m curious what is off about it? I know absolutely nothing about electrical. I live in a area that doesn’t require inspections but still would like to know if I have something dangerous. Thanks for the comment.
Your making me dizzy
Kudos to you. Just got a 30x40 quote in texas for nothing other than dirt work, slab and building for $51k. Let's go Brandon :/
Was this a wood frame building or metal?
How controls ready mix plants too? Thank trump for the lumber tariffs.
DIY MY SELF COST 7000 TOPS
Nice. I wish I had the ability to do this. I would build 3 of them lol.
Please STOP walking in circles w/camera Please other wise great vid
If that's a 10-ft door that building is taller than 12 ft
It’s a 10ft door. I’ve never put a tape on it, but I paid for a 12ft building lol. Hopefully it is.
Just a suggestion if you would stand still or at least do something with the cameras perspective more people could watch without getting nauseous.
Thanks for the advise.
Brother.....you gotta stop spinning.
Well thank for saying nicely lol. Message received. Thanks for watching.
Just wait for Trump to return, prices will go down .
That could take a while lol. Thanks for watching.