They did an incredible job with the build, we could not have been more pleased. I had a viewer reach out who is hiring the same team for his build here in AZ and they are over a year and a half out with their waiting list!
Looks amazing, you did a fantastic job designing what you wanted and they did a great job putting it up. It went up quick, looks super sturdy and thank you for sharing this series.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Hey D'wain, it's been a great start to the winter. We only bad 170mm for the whole year 2019, we have had that already,. Water tanks full, Murray river flowing well. Crops are in, seeded last week, wheat this year, no barley haha. The house is nice and warm, little woman's happy. What could be better? Well a lot but we won't go there why ruin it☺ You have taught me a couple of things about planting trees, looking forward to more lessons....... Stay safe and well guys and, our best to your family and countrymen.
Funny you should mention that. The foreman said the guys always breath a sigh of relief on the builds that don't have insulation, but it rarely happens!
Great question and yes! We're trying to figure out the best way of either catchment or diversion. The berry area is just South of this, so runoff will naturally run from the backside of this building into those beds. Culverts may be our best route.
I think I might build one of these but 30x60 with 14' walls from scratch. $3000 for concrete, $1000 for beams, $2000 for Purlin, $3000 for R Panel and that should be a decent building. The doors are about $1200 and I need 3. Oh, $800 of dirt for fill is needed. Well this building is nice and the size is also good. Hope my bonus check is good so I can pay it off.
Hey Rick. This was built by Sentry Builders here in AZ, so I don't know the actual manufacturer of the building. They are a turn key builder, so with everything included (from permits to final walkthrough) it was right at about $55k. Keep in mind, this was back in 2020, so I'm sure it's a bit more expensive these days.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm I really wish we had done this a few years ago. A turn-key very similar to this in Missouri is now around $80k to $90k. No permits required in our area so we're doing as much as we can ourselves. Engineering the foundation has been a challenge. Really like these videos, they have helped understand more about the process; thanks!
This us my second time watching the episode. I thought that this is uninsulated building but i was wrong. 😂😂. Im in the market for metal building to be the first building on the farm. ill talk to you guys more about that. lol
Great building 👍 Congratulations 🙂 I want to build a garage. Not as big as yours, but I need one badly. I hope you share the cost with a breakdown of the concrete pad. Ive been thinking about a prefab garage but Im not ready yet, but getting there. I got my standing seam white roof put on 2 weeks ago and it makes my house look much nicer 👍 Blessings you two 🙏
Jen!!! Always great to see you on here. So the total cost of this building (it was turn key, so the cost was a single sum) was $55k. I don't know what the cost would be for each item as they are not itemized except for the additions that we added on (the fiberglass panels, the extra 4" elevation, etc). I believe the cost of the concrete was just under $6/sq. ft. You'll have to send us pics of your place when you get a chance. Would love to see what you're working with down there.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm good point, and im also worried if they would have the required ability to assemble from the outside if they cant roll in heavy equipment inside as per being a basement shell underneath
Hey Chet. Termites are a huge issue for us out here. We were working with concrete blocks last week and had pallets of them delivered the Friday prior. By the time we picked up the last pallet on Sunday we already had termite tunnels under the pallets. Crazy!
@@chetnash5991 yeah, they're going to town on the woodchips, which is a good thing as most of them are pretty dry and that is one of the few things that can speed along the process.
Another great question. We don't plan on trying to cool this building. At least not the entire thing. We have a small swamp cooler that we use to cool us down a bit when we're working in there this time of year, but we won't try to do much more than that. We will only be storing feed in here while we have the larger livestock on the farm which is Fall through Spring. At that point it will be warm, but comfortable in there.
That's a good question Kevin and I'm not sure. We contracted the entire build, so the contractor ordered the actual building directly from the manufacturer. It might be worth reaching out to the contractor with that question. We used Sentry Builders here in AZ.
Hey Corey, great question. We used Sentry Builders. Great company, very professional and a great product. The only drawback is they are several months out when you contract with them. It's like a good restaurant though, worth the wait!
The total cost was right at $55k. That was for everything from permits to final inspection. A year into this and we're very happy with the building. It gets plenty of use on a regular basis.
I was Very Very Disappointed you didn't show the space of the interior. I'm trying to figure out what size building I would need but no one ever shows the interior.
Hey Michael. We didn't cover it in this part of the build, but we have an outbuilding playlist that I'll link for you here that may give you a better idea of what the inside the building can hold. Part 6 in the build series has some details and shots of the inside and one of the vlogs we did (Holiday Vlog) where we installed some racking might help as well. Both are in this playlist. Hopefully this helps! th-cam.com/play/PLnT_wyDSIC9gKhNtGbZ9g94iEsTI5PuPO.html
Hey Victor. The total cost for this one was $55k and that included absolutely everything from permitting to final inspection. My guess for a 30x60 would be a bit higher right now because of building costs, but I wouldn't know for sure.
Yes, the company is Sentry Builders and we can't recommend them highly enough. They were fantastic. I'll link their website for you here; www.sentry-steel.com/
Hey Jose. The cost on the build was right about $55k. These are turn key, so that included everything from plans to finished building. All we did was watch it being built...and write big checks!
@@hilltopmachineworks2131 yes, there were 2 inspections done by the county. One was prior to the concrete pour to verify setbacks, etc and the second was a final before closing the permit.
With the patio it's bigger than our home also! I (Duane) promised Lori we would not have less storage space than our old home. It just happens that most of it is next to the home as opposed to inside it! :)
It is a pleasure to watch a well-organised team of skilled workers getting on with the job.
They did an incredible job with the build, we could not have been more pleased. I had a viewer reach out who is hiring the same team for his build here in AZ and they are over a year and a half out with their waiting list!
Who was the builder?
That's a perfect building , down to the color , perfect.
Thanks for the comment. We were trying to match it to the house and they were able to get pretty close.
Looks amazing, you did a fantastic job designing what you wanted and they did a great job putting it up. It went up quick, looks super sturdy and thank you for sharing this series.
They really did a bang up job. Very impressed with their professionalism which we've found is very rare with construction contractors.
Good job mate!
Great rain catchment area. Nice fresh drinking water, nothing better washing your hair in rain water😊
Hey Kezza, you know it! You ready for winter down there?
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Hey D'wain, it's been a great start to the winter. We only bad 170mm for the whole year 2019, we have had that already,. Water tanks full, Murray river flowing well. Crops are in, seeded last week, wheat this year, no barley haha. The house is nice and warm, little woman's happy. What could be better? Well a lot but we won't go there why ruin it☺
You have taught me a couple of things about planting trees, looking forward to more lessons.......
Stay safe and well guys and, our best to your family and countrymen.
@@kezzatries that's great to hear. We're warming up in the house too :)
Looks great!! Thanks for sharing the process!
Glad you enjoyed this one. We try to share everything we can and this is a bit different from our usual content.
I used to build these work shops. Very easy build. I did hate the insulation. Makes me itch, just watching this.
Funny you should mention that. The foreman said the guys always breath a sigh of relief on the builds that don't have insulation, but it rarely happens!
Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed this one Brian.
Are you going to do water collection off the roof? You have lots of room for a culvert tank or something.
Great question and yes! We're trying to figure out the best way of either catchment or diversion. The berry area is just South of this, so runoff will naturally run from the backside of this building into those beds. Culverts may be our best route.
Very very Nice! :)
Hey Dan! Yeah, the builder really did a great job on this for us.
I used to build these, years ago. I hated the insulation. Itched all the time. The shops are super easy to build.
We were very impressed with this build and haven't had any problems!
Maybe you should stake out a corner for that "Man Cave". LOL What a cool building.
Yeah, I think Lori would say it's pretty much all a Man Cave in the end!
I think I might build one of these but 30x60 with 14' walls from scratch. $3000 for concrete, $1000 for beams, $2000 for Purlin, $3000 for R Panel and that should be a decent building. The doors are about $1200 and I need 3. Oh, $800 of dirt for fill is needed. Well this building is nice and the size is also good. Hope my bonus check is good so I can pay it off.
Sounds like you have a solid plan Jorge. It will save you a lot of money if you're handy and can build one of these yourself!
That's a great plan.
What the brand of building that that you had built. Also what was the price when completed including concrete.Thanks
Hey Rick. This was built by Sentry Builders here in AZ, so I don't know the actual manufacturer of the building. They are a turn key builder, so with everything included (from permits to final walkthrough) it was right at about $55k. Keep in mind, this was back in 2020, so I'm sure it's a bit more expensive these days.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm I really wish we had done this a few years ago. A turn-key very similar to this in Missouri is now around $80k to $90k. No permits required in our area so we're doing as much as we can ourselves. Engineering the foundation has been a challenge. Really like these videos, they have helped understand more about the process; thanks!
This us my second time watching the episode. I thought that this is uninsulated building but i was wrong. 😂😂. Im in the market for metal building to be the first building on the farm. ill talk to you guys more about that. lol
Hey Bin. This one is insulated. Next time you're over you need to take a peak inside.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm I sure will.Thanks.
Great to see.
Hey Eleni! Glad you enjoyed this one. It's a bit different from what we normally put out there.
Great building 👍 Congratulations 🙂
I want to build a garage. Not as big as yours, but I need one badly.
I hope you share the cost with a breakdown of the concrete pad.
Ive been thinking about a prefab garage but Im not ready yet, but getting there. I got my standing seam white roof put on 2 weeks ago and it makes my house look much nicer 👍
Blessings you two 🙏
Jen!!! Always great to see you on here. So the total cost of this building (it was turn key, so the cost was a single sum) was $55k. I don't know what the cost would be for each item as they are not itemized except for the additions that we added on (the fiberglass panels, the extra 4" elevation, etc). I believe the cost of the concrete was just under $6/sq. ft. You'll have to send us pics of your place when you get a chance. Would love to see what you're working with down there.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm
Thats a Great Price for that size building. Your info makes me very happy, thank you. Blessings 🙏
how much did the concrete slab cost? i am planning to build a shop this same size
Not really sure on the cost for just the slab. The company we used only does turn key pricing, so it was all part of the total build cost.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm I can't even get concrete right now as their is none available in TN
What company sold you the garage kit ?
We purchased this from Sentry builders here in AZ. I'll link to their website for you here;
sentry-steel.com/
Great building 👍 what is the exterior color?
These a solid buildings. I don't recall the shade of gray, but they only had a light gray and this darker one available.
Can such a building still be assemble if the fondation has a basement?
That's a good question and I'm not completely sure. All of the weight is on the perimeter of the foundation, so I would think so.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm good point, and im also worried if they would have the required ability to assemble from the outside if they cant roll in heavy equipment inside as per being a basement shell underneath
Quick build! I was wondering if you would use SIPs or metal studding. Are termites a problem?
Hey Chet. Termites are a huge issue for us out here. We were working with concrete blocks last week and had pallets of them delivered the Friday prior. By the time we picked up the last pallet on Sunday we already had termite tunnels under the pallets. Crazy!
Edge of Nowhere Farm Wow! I guess all the wood chips must be heaven for them. One more thing for the chickens to eat!
Edge of Nowhere Farm Wow! I guess all the wood chips must be heaven for them. One more thing for the chickens to eat!
Edge of Nowhere Farm Wow! I guess all the wood chips must be heaven for them. One more thing for the chickens to eat!
@@chetnash5991 yeah, they're going to town on the woodchips, which is a good thing as most of them are pretty dry and that is one of the few things that can speed along the process.
How tall are the doors?
Hey Daniel. The doors are 10' tall on this 12' tall outbuliding.
What company put up the building
Hey Dolla. This was built by Sentry Builders. I'll link their website for you here;
sentry-steel.com/
Maybe I missed it but how tall are the walls?
The wall height is 12' at the perimeter.
Will cooling be an issue for such a large space?
Another great question. We don't plan on trying to cool this building. At least not the entire thing. We have a small swamp cooler that we use to cool us down a bit when we're working in there this time of year, but we won't try to do much more than that. We will only be storing feed in here while we have the larger livestock on the farm which is Fall through Spring. At that point it will be warm, but comfortable in there.
What brand building did you purchase
That's a good question Kevin and I'm not sure. We contracted the entire build, so the contractor ordered the actual building directly from the manufacturer. It might be worth reaching out to the contractor with that question. We used Sentry Builders here in AZ.
What company did you purchase the building from?
Hey Corey, great question. We used Sentry Builders. Great company, very professional and a great product. The only drawback is they are several months out when you contract with them. It's like a good restaurant though, worth the wait!
Is this a 12 or 14 foot height?
This is 12 foot in height!
Who did you have build this for you?
Hey Tim. We had Sentry Builders put this in for us. I'll link their website for you here;
sentry-steel.com/
Cost? How do u feel a year later about the build
The total cost was right at $55k. That was for everything from permits to final inspection. A year into this and we're very happy with the building. It gets plenty of use on a regular basis.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm thank you
How much money does it cost
This building was a total of just under $55k. That was for everything, we didn't have to lift a finger to get this built.
I was Very Very Disappointed you didn't show the space of the interior. I'm trying to figure out what size building I would need but no one ever shows the interior.
Hey Michael. We didn't cover it in this part of the build, but we have an outbuilding playlist that I'll link for you here that may give you a better idea of what the inside the building can hold. Part 6 in the build series has some details and shots of the inside and one of the vlogs we did (Holiday Vlog) where we installed some racking might help as well. Both are in this playlist. Hopefully this helps!
th-cam.com/play/PLnT_wyDSIC9gKhNtGbZ9g94iEsTI5PuPO.html
How much was that to build ? Thanksz
The total cost was right around $55k. That's for absolutely everything (design to final inspection) as they are a turn key operation.
What company did you buy this building from?
How much cost one like this 30x60
Hey Victor. The total cost for this one was $55k and that included absolutely everything from permitting to final inspection. My guess for a 30x60 would be a bit higher right now because of building costs, but I wouldn't know for sure.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm thats including insulation or cost extra
@@victorreyes4700 that included insulation as well.
What company did you use ?
Hey JR! We used Sentry Builder. They did an excellent job!
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm looks great, thanks for the info.
Dude, you missed the whole RE thing. BlackStone is a net seller at this point, and bidding wars? Really, Welcome to 2023.
It will be an "interesting" next 7 years, that's for sure.
Will you share the companies name and contact info? I live between surprise and Whitman- and looking for something very similar
Yes, the company is Sentry Builders and we can't recommend them highly enough. They were fantastic. I'll link their website for you here;
www.sentry-steel.com/
how much did it cost you to get it build
Hey Jose. The cost on the build was right about $55k. These are turn key, so that included everything from plans to finished building. All we did was watch it being built...and write big checks!
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Were you required to have any inspections done where you live?
@@hilltopmachineworks2131 yes, there were 2 inspections done by the county. One was prior to the concrete pour to verify setbacks, etc and the second was a final before closing the permit.
that 55k included the concrete pouring as well?
Sweet video! Buttttt....... I hope OSHA never see this video. Good Lord.
I wonder what the statute or limitations is on something like that!
how much was it
All included it was right about $55k. That included everything except the electrical that we helped our neighbor install after the build.
How tall
Great question. It's 12' tall at the perimeter and slightly higher with the angle into the middle of the building.
Edge of Nowhere Farm thank you. There’s hardly any guides on heights of metal buildings.
LOL I find it kinda funny your out building is about 60sq feet bigger than my 3 Bedroom home......
Right? I'm sitting here thinking "My whole house would fit in there."
With the patio it's bigger than our home also! I (Duane) promised Lori we would not have less storage space than our old home. It just happens that most of it is next to the home as opposed to inside it! :)
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm That is cheating :)... I love it lol