Basic cost breakdown in rough $'s. (Numbers based on rough percentages of $200,000.) (Feel free to check my math.) Site Prep: $32,000. Foundation, Framing, Trusses, Windows and Roof metal: $74,000. Garage Doors: $22,000. Exterior Metal: $6,000. Concrete Pad: $30,000. Interior Metal and Trim: $18,000. Metal Ceiling: $18,000. Insulation: $14,000. Electrical: $16,000. Ish.
I ran the numbers, too - they check with yours. Adds up to $230,000. Overall, I think the metal packages may be off -- seems too much for exterieor to be $6k and each of the interior metals to be $18k each.
Built a 30x60 with 9’ ceilings, concrete, electric, insulated, doors for 21k finished. $1k for site prep, 13k for the building, 5k for concrete, 1k for the doors, 1k for electric. In 2001.
20k for 200amp service? WOW! I did my own home remodel back in 2012 and upgraded every piece of electrical and spent 1k in material. Seems I saved a ton DIYing that part in labor. In Texas, you don't need permits to do things in the county. I had an inspector come by afterwards and he passed it.
big amount of that cost could have been install from the local util. I'm mid-way on a 400amp on a new shop and the util is eating all trenching costs. still looking at 12k to get panels and basics in and set. by the time I'm done with lights, phase converter for 3 phase and the additional circuits it'll be right about 20k. wire that was $2/ft is now $4-6/ft
@@Tongboy That's insane! Luckily for me I already had the existing electrical pole to feed the house. I never factored that into the cost and I'm sure my cost would have been much higher if I needed brand new service if nothing was there to begin with.
That black ceiling is awesome, it made a somewhat plain garage look like a million dollar showroom. That was a great idea and is 100% the same thing I’ll be doing with mine as well I can’t believe I never thought of that God Bless All
built a 40x60x16 in 2015, total cost 48k in California including permits, 5.5" slab, engineered footings, erection, etc. this included reflectix insulation inside and two 13' rollup mandoors on the gable end. It's now twice that for another one. The building kit was $22k then and it's now almost 45k.
I live in Santa Clarita. The outskirts of La. I want something around hat size and already have the amount saved you spent on yours. But you think prices will ever go back to that ?
you're telling me to take it easy? well don't try to be a smart ass and then act surprised when I comment back. stay in your lane friend. @@superduty4556
Administration didn't regulate lumber, did it? Apr 2020 lumber went super high when it flew off the shelves/lots. Presidents are not that powerful, neither this one or the last.
As much as the results speak for themselves, it is your energy, passion and everything positive that radiates from you and your presentation! It's CONTAGIOUS! 👍👍👍
you have built a BEAUTIFUL garage that at your young age, will be an amazing asset in your life for the next 20 years! doing what you did is exactly how very successful businessmen build their empires. i have a car collection and a lot of other "stuff" and i have been pricing buildings of similar size and configuration as yours. in my area (Pittsburgh, PA) steel frame buildings are the most cost-effective for quality construction and long-life. i would full expect pricing to be very similar to what you found. your overall video was very well done and informative with lots of very accurate information. i am a retired attorney and your video is the kind of "presentation" that i engaged business clients with when they came to my office with a "commercial development" proposal. best of luck to you and thank you again for a top-notch and valuable presentation. Jim Coster, Pittsburgh, PA.
21:30 explaining a business and how it works to a customer is one of the hardest things to do as a young service technician/ laborer. Once you get that down it makes sales easier and repairs/ projects easier
I just built a 50x80 and poured a 30 foot parking pad in front. I have 1 ton trucks and it gives you u enough room to walk around/wash your truck. You should reconsider the 20 foot pad. Would love to show you my shop. Chris
Im building a pole barn myself also. Already got the site work done and structure still waiting for it to be delivered…garage doors will be here mid Jan. So crazy, definitely jealous of yours. Mine is 1/2 the size of yours 30x64 with 14’ ceilings.
@@chrissmith7364 and my previous shop was 40x60 smaller then what i had for the last 10 years. Rome wasn’t built in a day. I worked outside for the last 10 years.
Make sure to plan ahead ,like electrical, put in some pex for infloor heat , etc. easier to do it now then later. If you want information watch my build videos
@@devoncoolman88 Make sure to plan ahead for future expansion. Put pex in floor for heat and in future can add manifolds, boiler etc.. Add 50 amp plugs in each wall for future big toys or charging station for electric cars. I have videos on my channel to show all that if you want some ideas
I am entered in Lone Star. I used to enter multiple other giveaways up in Connecticut and one in PA and one in Utah but after seeing the quality of the build you did on convict and now with Lonestar I'm only going to enter all of enthuzst. the others just don't compare and seeing how genuine you were at the convict delivery it's a no-brainer for me you get my support 150%
Wow… i just ran my numbers for the shop i’m “facilitating” myself as well and it’s dead on with yours except i’m 37% for all lumber/metal/trim. No interior siding. $75,000 for a 48Wx52Lx16H
Im building mine this coming year, but im a contractor so for me its all about material costs and my own labor for my crew. But aside from that I'll save way more then most. I only waited due to the lumber price skyrocketing.
great video. i built a me a big 10x16 shed summer of '20 all hands on by myself. the only thing I didn't do was the roll up door. using and working in it today I see little things I missed and definitely a kick in the shin that I didn't pay more attention and measure twice and cut once kind of deal. no one understands in general the "costs" incurred by outside contractors that go into their quote for you. and in general the customer thinks the contractor is ripping them a new one. I work in the ag industry. there are costs that no one sees except the top guy, even though I see most of the invoices for my products at my warehouse. Doing something like this definitely opens your eyes to the "costs" involved in the intangible things as you mentioned. its like what a friend told me - use what you have learned to go and learn some more. build on what you know.
Shewww buddy those pole buildings are beautiful. I built my 60x40 steel building for $50k 10 years ago. Did the dirt work ourselves and “wrote checks” for the concrete, material and erection.
The shop is amazing looking the paint color’s are a really good looking combination ! Just so you know 60x80 is big but no mater how ever big you built it you will fill it up and wish you built it bigger 😂😅🤣
Great job and fantastic looking building. It's Insane how much more this cost you from just a year of the current administration. Let's just say lots of us miss 2016-2020 so much!
@Tony McSteven no but he's responsible for the inflation and supply issues. You can't just print trillions of dollars and flood the market without consequences. Sadly we the people are paying the consequences.
ROFL what does a new administration have to do with rising costs? When the economy starts to pick back up after a downturn (like after a global pandemic), prices tend to go up. Because people are more willing to spend when they have more money. And corporations raise prices when people are buying more.
@@accused4life449 sorry my dude, but while that has a bit of effect. It’s the fact that ol joe raised taxes on companies and corporations. And that in-turn made them raise their prices. Which then fall onto us. You can even circle back to Psaki saying she was appalled that companies would raise their prices after being taxed more. 🤙🏼
What Gage sheathing are you using what psi concrete did you use also what is the wind load on the building all very important questions that make a big difference also Snow load
Well I just put in all the money right now to get me a new jacket because my old one has a 8 inch hole in the arm. But I really could use that truck because my 93 Chevy k1500 has the frame rusted bad. Here’s hoping for a life changing miracle
As a carpenter from Indiana I can say that’s not to far off from us with radiant heated floors. 200k is crazy. Finished up a 128’x 64’ for 94k about a year ago now. With radiant flooring. It also helps to have connections with your concrete supplier/corrugated metal manufacturer.
Quick question??? So I was just wondering what's up with the giveaway. Just made a purchase and received 1050 entry tickets, says 14 days left to enter. Just looked after I purchased and it says on the giveaway official rules the cut-off date was 2 days ago 12-19-21. Why does it say 14 days left to enter if the cut-off date was on the 19th? Thank you for your time! Hope I'm in the drawing for this badass truck!
Craziest thing is if you would have uploaded a video like this a year ago I wouldn't have understood anything you were saying but this year I started working for 84 lumber and I understood 100% what you were saying 😂
I love that building but I would have done fireproof concrete siding and infloor heating and ductless mini splits but my real question is how did you finance the building??? Do tell!!
I love these, but really people should start them with "Hi! I'm (host) and we built this in (name of middleofnowhere America where this was filmed), so the rest of us living anywhere near the real world can add 40% to your materials and labor numbers. Any other exceptionally common details like 1) my brother in law owns the concrete plant, 2) I own the four pieces of heavy machinery usd to prepare the site and build the barn, and/or 3) I have eleventeen unpaid friends and Tom Sawyer like skills so my *actual* labor price should be multiplied by about 7...
And what are you going to do for a driveway concrete or blacktop or are you going to leave it gravel please comment Back thank you very much for this video
Great video, really appreciate this information. You’re not a brag kinda guy so when you share pertinent information like this no one thinks anything but, “thank you”.
Thanks for sharing this! Ran the numbers and thought that all metal packages combined were $42,000. Seems high -- probably double counting somewhere, no? Anyway, thank you again!
Installed a white metal ceiling for a friend went back a year later and the whole thing was rusted heavily he was heating it with propane so be aware of that.
Thanks for that breakdown I took the opportunity to have a math class with my 9yr old son. At 28’ have you given any consideration to a lightning rod system? Love the interior color scheme.
Super proud of you Jack, 👏 love the building and for you, the perfect colors 👌 😀 ❤. Can't wait to see the full on summer finishes, tree's? Garden's? Grass? Stone walk ways, it is going to look epic! Again you did a great job, l thank you for being so up front and thorough with regards to choices and cost. I hope you continue to grow, to your abilities and likes. I would be honored to win and drive one of your creations. Thanks bro.😎👍✌🏻❄ 🇨🇦 👋.
Someday I want to do something similar. I got 10 wooded acres I need to start working to get ready to build on. While I'm doing that I can stash away money like crazy.
Nicely done video. Thanks for the level of detail. One question, the concrete was a flat pad with no "beams" with fiber and rebar. Did you consider a 4' with "beams" and the fiber and rebar or was that a requirement where you live?
Industrial Millwrights here… built my 32x30x16 last year all by myself. Saved &35,000 in labour so I could afford to buy a hoist, gas infloor heating, nicer garage door etc… your garage doors here in Canada would of cost me over $15000 alone 😝
I quoted a 80x150x22' tall and was $1m-800K...I think the zip code should be put in where this structure is at. The concrete alone on the specs I just stated is that of this shop alone.
great video. Very informative. I do construction management for a living. But not sure I'd tackle a project like this myself. Shocking to see how much the costs have increased. Can I ask where this is at, approximately?
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Basic cost breakdown in rough $'s. (Numbers based on rough percentages of $200,000.) (Feel free to check my math.)
Site Prep: $32,000.
Foundation, Framing, Trusses, Windows and Roof metal: $74,000.
Garage Doors: $22,000.
Exterior Metal: $6,000.
Concrete Pad: $30,000.
Interior Metal and Trim: $18,000.
Metal Ceiling: $18,000.
Insulation: $14,000.
Electrical: $16,000. Ish.
I ran the numbers, too - they check with yours. Adds up to $230,000. Overall, I think the metal packages may be off -- seems too much for exterieor to be $6k and each of the interior metals to be $18k each.
He never tells you the $$$ just talks like he drank a gallon of Mountain Dew
Built a 30x60 with 9’ ceilings, concrete, electric, insulated, doors for 21k finished. $1k for site prep, 13k for the building, 5k for concrete, 1k for the doors, 1k for electric. In 2001.
Lol very different times...
I started reading this and thought you were insane then saw the date you did it.
Take 21K and add 100K. That's today's money.
In 2001 lol
Lets go Brandon!!! Our gov is trying to break us to the point of submission!
20k for 200amp service? WOW! I did my own home remodel back in 2012 and upgraded every piece of electrical and spent 1k in material. Seems I saved a ton DIYing that part in labor. In Texas, you don't need permits to do things in the county. I had an inspector come by afterwards and he passed it.
big amount of that cost could have been install from the local util.
I'm mid-way on a 400amp on a new shop and the util is eating all trenching costs. still looking at 12k to get panels and basics in and set. by the time I'm done with lights, phase converter for 3 phase and the additional circuits it'll be right about 20k.
wire that was $2/ft is now $4-6/ft
@@Tongboy That's insane! Luckily for me I already had the existing electrical pole to feed the house. I never factored that into the cost and I'm sure my cost would have been much higher if I needed brand new service if nothing was there to begin with.
Since early to mid 2020 copper went way up. 20k sounds right if the service is being brought to the bldg and all the other inside stuff/electricians.
That black ceiling is awesome, it made a somewhat plain garage look like a million dollar showroom.
That was a great idea and is 100% the same thing I’ll be doing with mine as well
I can’t believe I never thought of that
God Bless All
built a 40x60x16 in 2015, total cost 48k in California including permits, 5.5" slab, engineered footings, erection, etc. this included reflectix insulation inside and two 13' rollup mandoors on the gable end. It's now twice that for another one. The building kit was $22k then and it's now almost 45k.
I live in Santa Clarita. The outskirts of La. I want something around hat size and already have the amount saved you spent on yours. But you think prices will ever go back to that ?
@@thathertonfuels8355not if y'all keep voting blue
@@superduty4556 "y'all" as in me? lol you don't know my political views. But I hope you have cliche insurance for that one buddy.
@@thathertonfuels8355 y'all as in state of California. Take it easy pal.
you're telling me to take it easy? well don't try to be a smart ass and then act surprised when I comment back. stay in your lane friend. @@superduty4556
Administration didn't regulate lumber, did it? Apr 2020 lumber went super high when it flew off the shelves/lots. Presidents are not that powerful, neither this one or the last.
Inflation
As much as the results speak for themselves, it is your energy, passion and everything positive that radiates from you and your presentation! It's CONTAGIOUS! 👍👍👍
you have built a BEAUTIFUL garage that at your young age, will be an amazing asset in your life for the next 20 years! doing what you did is exactly how very successful businessmen build their empires. i have a car collection and a lot of other "stuff" and i have been pricing buildings of similar size and configuration as yours. in my area (Pittsburgh, PA) steel frame buildings are the most cost-effective for quality construction and long-life. i would full expect pricing to be very similar to what you found. your overall video was very well done and informative with lots of very accurate information. i am a retired attorney and your video is the kind of "presentation" that i engaged business clients with when they came to my office with a "commercial development" proposal. best of luck to you and thank you again for a top-notch and valuable presentation. Jim Coster, Pittsburgh, PA.
21:30 explaining a business and how it works to a customer is one of the hardest things to do as a young service technician/ laborer. Once you get that down it makes sales easier and repairs/ projects easier
Professional services = professional prices
I just built a 50x80 and poured a 30 foot parking pad in front. I have 1 ton trucks and it gives you u enough room to walk around/wash your truck. You should reconsider the 20 foot pad. Would love to show you my shop. Chris
Im building a pole barn myself also. Already got the site work done and structure still waiting for it to be delivered…garage doors will be here mid Jan. So crazy, definitely jealous of yours. Mine is 1/2 the size of yours 30x64 with 14’ ceilings.
Im just wrapping up my 40x60 pole building. My doors were ordered in august. They won’t be here until mid January.
That's awesome... and your shop is 30'x64' larger than mine. 😁
@@chrissmith7364 and my previous shop was 40x60 smaller then what i had for the last 10 years. Rome wasn’t built in a day. I worked outside for the last 10 years.
Make sure to plan ahead ,like electrical, put in some pex for infloor heat , etc. easier to do it now then later. If you want information watch my build videos
@@devoncoolman88 Make sure to plan ahead for future expansion. Put pex in floor for heat and in future can add manifolds, boiler etc.. Add 50 amp plugs in each wall for future big toys or charging station for electric cars. I have videos on my channel to show all that if you want some ideas
Building looks phenomenal. Great job building it. Can't wait till you get the CO and start building epic trucks in the new space.
I am entered in Lone Star. I used to enter multiple other giveaways up in Connecticut and one in PA and one in Utah but after seeing the quality of the build you did on convict and now with Lonestar I'm only going to enter all of enthuzst. the others just don't compare and seeing how genuine you were at the convict delivery it's a no-brainer for me you get my support 150%
I'm waiting to enter for the chance to get that can am 😏
So LGND and 80Eighty lol.
@@aceman1887 no comment 😂
As I see it, you have a total of about 114%-117% with the percentages you gave. A fair bit of rounding error at about 2.25% per item listed.
Does anybody ever realize how professionally jack talks all the time?
He’s educated, used to be a corporate dude.
Someone doesn't have a gag reflex...
Wow… i just ran my numbers for the shop i’m “facilitating” myself as well and it’s dead on with yours except i’m 37% for all lumber/metal/trim. No interior siding. $75,000 for a 48Wx52Lx16H
cant believe the shop is almost done,
on another note, LETS GO BRANDON
Lol!
WWG1WGA!!!!!
Cope
Hey thanks
Im building mine this coming year, but im a contractor so for me its all about material costs and my own labor for my crew. But aside from that I'll save way more then most. I only waited due to the lumber price skyrocketing.
I haven’t watched this channel
In a long time. It has come a long ways since.. you are doing big things and I like it!
great video. i built a me a big 10x16 shed summer of '20 all hands on by myself. the only thing I didn't do was the roll up door. using and working in it today I see little things I missed and definitely a kick in the shin that I didn't pay more attention and measure twice and cut once kind of deal. no one understands in general the "costs" incurred by outside contractors that go into their quote for you. and in general the customer thinks the contractor is ripping them a new one. I work in the ag industry. there are costs that no one sees except the top guy, even though I see most of the invoices for my products at my warehouse. Doing something like this definitely opens your eyes to the "costs" involved in the intangible things as you mentioned. its like what a friend told me - use what you have learned to go and learn some more. build on what you know.
Shewww buddy those pole buildings are beautiful. I built my 60x40 steel building for $50k 10 years ago. Did the dirt work ourselves and “wrote checks” for the concrete, material and erection.
Going witha 60x80 also so thanks for taking the time to share this.. Nice set up hope its a good one
Nice vid. Just a note: a creature of comfort is not a thing that brings comfort. It's a person who like comfort ;)
I just bought a new ranch and it has a similar shop as this one
The shop is amazing looking the paint color’s are a really good looking combination !
Just so you know 60x80 is big but no mater how ever big you built it you will fill it up and wish you built it bigger 😂😅🤣
What was your complete full cost everything said and done
We didnt you add a shower stall on the inside bathroom for those hot days?
Good for you man! Looks awesome! What does this mans do for a living? Being able to give away 20 expensive trucks and building a massive barn?
Great job and fantastic looking building. It's Insane how much more this cost you from just a year of the current administration. Let's just say lots of us miss 2016-2020 so much!
@Tony McSteven no but he's responsible for the inflation and supply issues. You can't just print trillions of dollars and flood the market without consequences. Sadly we the people are paying the consequences.
ROFL what does a new administration have to do with rising costs?
When the economy starts to pick back up after a downturn (like after a global pandemic), prices tend to go up. Because people are more willing to spend when they have more money. And corporations raise prices when people are buying more.
@@awdeveau The former guy "printed more money in 4 years than ANY president EVER did
in four years.
@@accused4life449 sorry my dude, but while that has a bit of effect. It’s the fact that ol joe raised taxes on companies and corporations. And that in-turn made them raise their prices. Which then fall onto us.
You can even circle back to Psaki saying she was appalled that companies would raise their prices after being taxed more. 🤙🏼
@@briangoreck8361 Right on. Hang loose 😎
What Gage sheathing are you using what psi concrete did you use also what is the wind load on the building all very important questions that make a big difference also Snow load
Well I just put in all the money right now to get me a new jacket because my old one has a 8 inch hole in the arm. But I really could use that truck because my 93 Chevy k1500 has the frame rusted bad. Here’s hoping for a life changing miracle
18:05 You may think that, but a white interior makes a big difference.
Dream shop building right there... I've just started my 40x88 (building footprint limited by geologic factors) it'll have to do.
So how much did the building cost you?
Glad to find this channel! Planning to build a 60x80 later this spring with an apartment in the back.
Humble beginnings, even more humble now, keep up the hard work... Been a viewer since you gave away your 2015 diesel...
What are you referring to when you mention masonry, you have a few times. I don’t see any? Probably speaking to the concrete finishing?
I want that shop 😍💯
Big difference between north and south, I'm building a 40x80 x14 with 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath apartment inside and will only be in it for $60,000
As a carpenter from Indiana I can say that’s not to far off from us with radiant heated floors. 200k is crazy. Finished up a 128’x 64’ for 94k about a year ago now. With radiant flooring. It also helps to have connections with your concrete supplier/corrugated metal manufacturer.
Usually the concrete would be the highest cost we're I'm at
Quick question??? So I was just wondering what's up with the giveaway. Just made a purchase and received 1050 entry tickets, says 14 days left to enter. Just looked after I purchased and it says on the giveaway official rules the cut-off date was 2 days ago 12-19-21. Why does it say 14 days left to enter if the cut-off date was on the 19th? Thank you for your time! Hope I'm in the drawing for this badass truck!
Craziest thing is if you would have uploaded a video like this a year ago I wouldn't have understood anything you were saying but this year I started working for 84 lumber and I understood 100% what you were saying 😂
I love that building but I would have done fireproof concrete siding and infloor heating and ductless mini splits but my real question is how did you finance the building??? Do tell!!
The shop is almost complete!!! It looks amazing!
I love these, but really people should start them with "Hi! I'm (host) and we built this in (name of middleofnowhere America where this was filmed), so the rest of us living anywhere near the real world can add 40% to your materials and labor numbers. Any other exceptionally common details like 1) my brother in law owns the concrete plant, 2) I own the four pieces of heavy machinery usd to prepare the site and build the barn, and/or 3) I have eleventeen unpaid friends and Tom Sawyer like skills so my *actual* labor price should be multiplied by about 7...
OMG 😳 THAT SHOP LOOKS 👀 LIKE A BLAST 💥 THE OFFICE ITS KILLER THE BARN DOOR GIVE THE COUNTRY NICE LOOK! ENJOY 👍👏 A HUGE FAN FROM PUERTO RICO 🇵🇷!
Where you located in PA. I use to live in Harrisburg area but now I’m in the Lehigh valley near allentown and looking to build something similar
But what was the final cost?
So you built that for roughly $40-45/ sqft. That is very impressive.
Great breakdown -graduating senior architecture student
Epic shop build! Congratulations! I know you're excited to be soooo close to complete!
Thanks for the insight gives me a good ball park idea for when I build my shop/house!
JUST HAD A METAL 50X30 INSTALLED PAID 48K WITH CONCRETE.....IN COMMIEFORNIA
Building one right now, how come you didn't go with red steel?
Prices are better now than they were last year
And what are you going to do for a driveway concrete or blacktop or are you going to leave it gravel please comment Back thank you very much for this video
Great video, really appreciate this information. You’re not a brag kinda guy so when you share pertinent information like this no one thinks anything but, “thank you”.
You plan on pouring the driveway or just want to leave it gravel?
I had to put off my lake veiw home
Prices shot up extra 20 to 30,000 dollars
My building 30x50x12,,,,concrete and finishing was my biggest expense
Very informative video Thankyou
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THANKS FOR WATCHING
Researching building a shop/house. This really helps, thank you for the info!
Thanks for sharing this! Ran the numbers and thought that all metal packages combined were $42,000. Seems high -- probably double counting somewhere, no? Anyway, thank you again!
Installed a white metal ceiling for a friend went back a year later and the whole thing was rusted heavily he was heating it with propane so be aware of that.
So is a garage this big typical paid for cash or some type of financing?
No relief cuts in the slab?
Maybe they used the zip strips , but if they didn't , it will have nice cracks
Make a video of you buying all the tools and tool boxes and completely setting up the building with boxes and shelves
The moment you went from being a liberal to a conservative
As high as metal and lumber are right now I wouldn't build anything unless i absolutely needed the space. Is the 29 gauge metal?
I live in York County PA, and I’m all too familiar with SWM site plan requirements for the 40x60x16 I’m having built. Gotta love Daddy Township 🤮
Thanks for that breakdown I took the opportunity to have a math class with my 9yr old son. At 28’ have you given any consideration to a lightning rod system? Love the interior color scheme.
My wife wants to know where you got your leather chairs in the office?
Super proud of you Jack, 👏 love the building and for you, the perfect colors 👌 😀 ❤.
Can't wait to see the full on summer finishes, tree's? Garden's? Grass? Stone walk ways, it is going to look epic!
Again you did a great job, l thank you for being so up front and thorough with regards to choices and cost. I hope you continue to grow, to your abilities and likes. I would be honored to win and drive one of your creations.
Thanks bro.😎👍✌🏻❄ 🇨🇦 👋.
Someday I want to do something similar.
I got 10 wooded acres I need to start working to get ready to build on.
While I'm doing that I can stash away money like crazy.
Government regulating costs? Doesn’t sound like free market to me……🤔
how much did your property taxes go up?
Need this for my JDM classics!
Is the black you went with satin or gloss black metal?
So how do you get entered?
Why is interior tin so much more expensive than exterior tin?
First video I’ve watched of yours and holy crap, you sound just like Stradman!
Great breakdown on cost.a real eye opener.i live near reinholds and would like to come see it for some ideas on my new shop
WHERE DID YOU GET THE POLE KIT?
So what was the bottom line finished price?
Nicely done video. Thanks for the level of detail. One question, the concrete was a flat pad with no "beams" with fiber and rebar. Did you consider a 4' with "beams" and the fiber and rebar or was that a requirement where you live?
Industrial Millwrights here… built my 32x30x16 last year all by myself. Saved &35,000 in labour so I could afford to buy a hoist, gas infloor heating, nicer garage door etc… your garage doors here in Canada would of cost me over $15000 alone 😝
I really like your metal building where are you located? I’m in Southern California
Looks good. what colors are those
Thank you for taking the time to post
My shop has a sky blue ceiling and it gets dark when the sun goes down ....
What's the benefit of doing metal inside?
I quoted a 80x150x22' tall and was $1m-800K...I think the zip code should be put in where this structure is at. The concrete alone on the specs I just stated is that of this shop alone.
great video. Very informative. I do construction management for a living. But not sure I'd tackle a project like this myself. Shocking to see how much the costs have increased. Can I ask where this is at, approximately?
He mentioned that it’s in the Susquehanna Valley in PA.
WHAT⁉️ NO SHOWER⁉️ All that work and no shower, should have pulled the trigger‼️ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, GREAT SPACE‼️. Vinny 🇺🇸
Great info and congrats on the shop! Looking real nice 🤘
Infomercial!!!! Enough said!
Do you mind sharing what county/state you’re in?
I'm only one guy.. how do I get a crew to build
This was really Owner playing General Contractor and throwing in a lot of sweat equity.
Great Job! Do you have pictures of your wall framing? What did you do for wind bracing in the corners/roof. I'm building a 100x50 18' Tall
The prices have been high for 2 years.