The TOTAL cost to build a 30x40 Pole Barn...💵
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This is how much it cost to build a 30x40 pole barn. I went with a company called @armourmetals , they are located in Augusta, GA. They did a great job. The price includes the concrete, materials, and labor. It does not include the garage doors or electrical.
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I would like to know who poured you a slab for 7K
Thin coat willy.
I'm an hour north of Tampa Fl and was quoted $15.5k for a 40'x60' 4" slab! I thought that was a deal!
@@josephhall2858 i got a 30x30 slab poured here in North Dakota and it cost me 9600$
@Argyle Dante Donovan thats the going rate of Concrete here 175-210$ a yard
@Argyle Dante Donovan no its on the outskirts of town, thats just what every concrete company charges, like they have a union or something everyones within dollars of each other
I built a 30’x40’ red iron steel building with two commercial roll up doors $13500, 6” thick slab with footers and piers $7000. Just myself and my 74yo mother. No fork lift or crane
You sir are my new hero. Good on you.
Did you have help with the concrete?
@@jasondpalsutube Yes, this question here.
6 inches? Seems a bit thin
@@reggiesmith5909 6” monolithic slab, 18” on the perimeter and 24” at the footers. The engineered concrete plan only called for 4” but i didn’t want any cracks
Did mine myself for about $21,000,..but I went with a few extras. I did have my beer buds work for me tho. I paid them BBQ n beers👍. Took a few weekends cuz I had to cut them off once they started talkin funny, but all in all it came out pretty straight,.. if you tilt your head to one side😁.
I trust not Bud Lite
😂😂😂 beers always cheaper than contractors.
😂😂
Good friends equals good times and long lasting memories ❤
Well, that explains why I can’t build very well, always drunk!
My 30X40 pole cost $45,000. But that includes a 30x20 concrete driveway. Includes plumbing for a bathroom which includes toilet, sink, shower, and water lines from house. Also I had a dump station installed on the opposite side of barn for my class C RV. I can pull in and dump my tanks and hook up water to my RV. So i guess im pretty happy with what I got and what I paid for it.
What company?
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Yes what company ?
What year did you do this in ?
@@dattepo7534 2021
Here in the Netherlands you'd have to add in 550K for buying your neighbors house so you have room to place it.
True but y'all are also the size of the state of Maryland with over double the population.
And another year or two of waiting because the neighbours are complaining over the permit you are trying to get. Fuck this country.
@Kevin Verduci what yard
Why wouldnt you just reclame more land?
You’ve got to conserve space for all the refugees and asylum seekers.
We had a 30x30 done for 13,000. extra 3,500 for concrete
20 years ago?
I would be very concerned about the contractor. That sounds like cost of materials if concrete is cheap. Was labor provided out of the kindness of their heart. Are there piers under the slab?
@@Iskialaska where are you from? Getting a shop built in MS or AL I would bet is a fraction of the cost in CA or AK.
In 2019 my 30x40 pole barn in SE Oklahoma was $11,000 for the building and $5000 for concrete....
thats what my uncle payed in 2019 for his 30x40 in southern OK.@@machopr1958
Prices have gone up like 40-50% since 2019…
My grandpa has 15 acres of land and there’s an old barn on it but it’s huge. Starting this summer we’re gonna clean out the inside and start renovating it
Sounds like a fun project but a lot of work
Sounds fun! How's it going?
@@chrisvela4860 We had to rebuild the frame of the barn itself bc most of the wood was rotten and damaged from rain over the years then we everything else from there was pretty easy. The entire thing is almost done we’re just adding a couple more touches to the new loft we built on the inside and then it’ll be ready. I should’ve started a beginning to end type video and maybe it would’ve blew up 😂.
@@wckdaintgoodyou never quite think about recording until after it happens,😂 like this would’ve made a pretty nice Timelapse /vid😂But if you or your grandpa got a picture of it before you guys worked on it you could do like a before / after type video
After getting a new room added to our house, 100 k for that sounds like a good deal. No joke
I was blown away when I looked into what a house addition costs in 2023. It made me say “Fk it, it would be cheaper to just move to a bigger house.”
Yeah here in CA the concrete would easily be 30K lol
That's what I'm saying. But I'd charge 29k to beat that and get the job lmao
Move away from that feces covered cess pit.
Even here in country ass Virginia, it would be at least double that for concrete, if not more.
Can confirm in the middle of nowhere Kansas where there is a concrete plant in our town it would be more. More like 20k unless your not planning on driving on it
I'm doing a 55'x25' foundation cost 18k...did this dude just put a 4" concrete slab or what??
I built one 2 years ago 40x60 and it cost me 25k total, gotta love the Amish
Where are you out of?
What part of the country?
I'd pay that! Show on up. I was just quoted 87k for 40x60 no plumbing no electrical and I had to get the permit.
Yea non of that was included in this guys quote. All plumbing electrical is always separate and to run electric to another location it would need to be underground easily 10k not including interior electric just to install sub panel in it. Same with plumbing another 5k depending how far away your bringing it. Also add interior finishes those are never included insulation if you live in a hot or cold area. Easily fully finished 75k+. 87k only if you upgrade your windows and doors to something nicer.
That's a big red flag when they want the home owner to pull the permit, especially on a project that big.
@@tagadvance As a builder I agree 100%They obviously won't have business insurance. Great way to get sued after trying to help them out.
I just received the same quote as you did for the 40x60. No mechanicals included. $88k. I'm in the Northeast.
@@tagadvance Totally agree
My 80x40 metal was 16K, 16K for concrete, 5.2K for lumber. Not sure on labor cost yet. They are still putting it up
Where do you live that you can get those prices??
Same here!
@@markf5019he's lying!
I live in Kentucky, I'm building a 40x80 now. I should be under 35k finished. Me, my brother and couple friends are doing all the framing, metal, and electric work, so I'll be saving on all the labor that way. I did sub out the concrete I believe it was right at 50 yards, maybe 55. But the total was just over 16k.
@@eljefe2703 Okay, who's the supplier? That seems crazy cheap for a 40 foot span.
After owning and maintaining an old home (built 1884), I am looking into Barndominiums
Terrible investment. Why would you want to spend so much money on a fad that's guaranteed to go out of style and be nearly worthless when it does??
I saw a video a few weeks ago about a barndominium and they look to be an interesting investment.
@@bobbygetsbanned6049 so is a house a fad? Wtf are you talking about fad? It's a living structure, people can build a small house or a barndominium with the same budget, except you get a built in garage. Probably the dumbest comment of the year so far
@@MultiTasker888 If you had any idea what you're talking about you'd know there are tons of houses that sell for super cheap because they went out of style. Try selling a house with all the rooms walled in, that was the style decades ago and now huge houses that style sell for pennies on the dollar because no one wants to live in a closed off house. barndominiums are the even worse, not only are they super period specific but they can't even be renovated into a nice house, they are an ugly ass metal building that's super period specific no matter what renovations you do. They are the dumbest possible residence you can invest in, other than maybe a tiny home.
Exact same situation here. House build in 1884, nice old place, but the WORK!
Thank you! I have waited for years to hear this. I would like a 20x30 and nobody gives a straight answer.
I had a 20x30 metal building built 10 years ago and all together concrete slab and everything it cost under $5,500. Got quotes in the past few months to build a similar one a little larger 30x30 and no bid was less than $70,000 absolutely crazy.
@@WaltWW One of the tube steel buildings? How's it holding up? I'm on the fence between a pole building and one of those pre-engineered steel ones that come assembled.
@@confidentlocal8600 It is 2&1/2” square tube frame 12gauge. 23 gauge sheet metal. Holding up great. Make sure they use quality screws when attaching the sheet metal. Cheaper screws have cheap rubber washers and will start to dry rot and then leak water after a few years.
That's a very good deal. I'm in Georgia. I would like to know who you used.
Probably his own guys rate, $25/hr
Same price as a lowes menards or home depot, I think the box box stores are actually even cheaper
I want to hear about your steel trusses. Where did you get them? how much did they cost, pros and cons.
For that price, I had a 28x48 two-story post and beam barn built.
Who did the build? Pics? Plans?
And that there is how America has AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LARGER PORTION OF THE POPULATION IF THEY CHOSE/WANT, AND SOMETHING ALONG THE LINES THAT WE COULD START TO ASSIST THE HOMELESS ISSUES AND START GETTING HUMAN BEINGS OFF THE STREETS TO GIVE THEM THE CHANCE TO BE ABLE TO REMAIN CLEAN, SAFE PLACE FOR THEIR BELONGINGS TO GO OUT AND GET A JOB TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD THEIR OWN PLACE. THE HOMELESS IN ST. LOUIS AREA IS HIGHLY UNLIKELY GETTING AND HOLDING JOJOB IF STILL ON THE STREETS, ASSUMING YOU'LL BE HIRED IF EMPLOYERS SUSPECT OR FIND OUT YOUR HOMELESS ON THE STREETS.
CURIOUS ABOUT AREA, WHEN, WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE TO STILL RECREATE? REALLY INTERESTED
NO JOKE.
MY BROTHER IN LAW WORKED FOR MORTON AND LOOKED INTO POLE BARN HOUSE A COUPLE TIMES, AS THEY OFFER QUALITY ALONG WITH ALOT OF BENEFITS THAT AREN'T AVAILABLE WITH A REGULAR HOUSE.
I TRULY BELIEVE THAT OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE BETTER OPTIONS THAN TRADITIONAL AND KEEPING COST EFFECTIVE. I'VE BEEN ON THE MOVING TO DIFFERENT COUNTRY OR A SAILBOAT TO LIVE A BETTER LIFE THAN I DO HERE.
@$200 per yard, $7k is about the exact you will currently pay in Georgia. $3500 for 18 yards of concrete and the same for labor to pour and finish.
That seems super reasonable
There went my pole barn dreams just on the first one 😢
Can work out cheaper than traditional framing sometimes
His prices are ridiculous
I'm in Mississippi and concrete is $165 per yard
@@leem9886 lol cheap!
@@benjaminpace6942 Hattiesburg here!
My 30'x96' building, materials and labor was $38,000 a few years back. We are getting ready for concrete and I shudder to think what that will cost!
Wow is your red iron and where do u live and what's your sidewall height
Cheaper than what I was expecting to hear
Thats 10k in materials and I'd build it for a pack of beers and lunch.
That would end up being too expensive.
Shiii I’m hiring you
@Sedanzzz_guy the platform is the highest cost... beams and trusses are fucking nothing to make. I could lumber out the beams myself and weld out the trusses for like 3k. It's absurd what contractors charge. My Facebook is full of work I've gone for free. Literally built side garages for 5k for friends, when a call elsewhere requires 40k. Fuck that... I am so excited for the crash, let all these realtors and companies who abuse desperation go out of work. Fuck them all.
You're hired, nothing but miller high life for you my friend!
True American spirit right here.
No way would a pole barn be that cheap in my area.
He must have ordered it on Wish
I had a 40x40 built about 5 years ago for right around 20,000 , premium metal . Concrete finished . I even had some add ons as well as a loft and had a small room finished inside with metal ceiling
Where at? That seems impossibly, cheap
@@randybobandy9828 That was in 2017 lol shit was far cheaper before they manufactured a pandemic to inflate privces across the globe
@contraband1543 yes I know, but I was pricing our a 40x80 shop in 2018 and they wanted 87,000 with no concrete. Idk..
@@randybobandy9828 central Ohio , small town company that has been building since the 80s . They used wooden trusses and 2x6 girts , they drilled the holes slammed it up in under a week I was moving in. I looked at the invoice it was 23,500 (I did pay cash) and these guys have their own lumber yard and truss shop as well they also make their own laminated poles . I helped a little bit with the build and on the concrete so got a little discount there and my wife’s little brother runs one of their crews…
@krz9487 damn man youre lucky, I'm in Eastern WA and I would be surprised if I could get that size shop done myself for that price! You said that included concrete? Concrete work here is expensive. It's like $6.50 per sqft so about $10,500 just for a slab.
here in Seattle area it's closer to 100k
Thats a steal of a deal
in my country, you can get half acre with 2 bedroom bangalow with running water and solar energy , 500metres from the most beautiful beach for that amount.
And that's just 1 of alot of reasons I've been looking into a handful of different countries and get a better quality of life and saving any money would be BONUS.
What part of the globe are you? Just curious.
Shit, that would be double in my area
If you live close to the Amish Country you can get something much bigger for that price. Now if you want it finished out with electric and insulation and all that stuff it's going to be more but you can do that yourself and save you some money. Go with the Amish
Always go with Amish if you can. They’re hard-working, fast, they get it done.
@@ILHillbilly67for real, they came and put my metal roof in for $2500 6 years ago Super fast and efficient and still 0 leaks
Not in my area. Amish is definitely regular cost.
If I was the guy charging it I’d want more and if I was the guy buying it I’d want it for less. Does that help?
South East USA $20,000 labor and materials for 30x40 wood frame with all metal exterior
Depends on where you live...different in southern states as opposed to northern states....especially by state
No way you can pour a 30x40 slab for $7k here in vermont or New York
Yes. That price is great. I need one on my land in south Florida. When can you start?
It helps to know people who have been in an industry for decades, own their own business, have the equipment and machines if you dont, etc. Could always pour your own slab, and frame your own building.
speaking from experience that is a Very reasonable price!
Hahaha no way you get that done for that price today.
That’s the same price as my 4 bed 2 bath full size basement with 15 acres no way I would pay that much I would buy my neighbors house and land and just gut out his house for my cars for half that I could probably build it for 2000 without the concrete
Love the barn idea… but this one in Florida would fly away next hurricane
I did a video on how much my 36x56 cost me, and it was no way near 31k. But it's a 36x56 with 12' walls and needed a lot of rock for leveling pad.
Way more right On cost of the project
I have considered those metal trusses for my house build. Yet the only
thing that I have a problem with is now I have to build a ceiling. Which
is fine because now I can get that 2 foot insulation in the ceiling.
Which I thought about doing those osb I joist or something like that. I
do like the idea of having a open attic area yet that extra cost may not
be worth it when I can get roof trusses for 400 bucks each and only
need 9 trusses and 2 ends for 10 foot centers for a building 30 by 100.
If I go 8 foot centers then 104 wide and just adjust everything
accordingly.
For my build by your cost it would cost around 75k. Add in OSB/plywood sheathing for roof and walls. along with house wrap, caulk and tape all seems. Another 10k. Another 2500 for floor insulation and plastic. 500 for floor finish. DWV and Septic 15k, new well and well pit 5k ( I have already number of wells and may even use one of them. ) Then the build inside which consist of 3 bathrooms, 3 bed rooms, 6 exterior doors and 9 windows. 8 interior doors. Everything inside including heating and cooling around 50k. I am building a triplex kinda. 1 br 1ba type units. I have most of it down and figured out. Its just the little things and trying to reduce waste, reduce cost and everything else. I have 2 main lay out ideas and this may change over time I see another layout that is better. I would like to reduce the build depth to 24 feet as this would knock off 600 square feet. Which does not seem like a lot yet this is a huge cost savings by making it a bit smaller. This also require far less heating and cooling. Overall cost will be lower and more affordable. We are not looking for luxury. We just want something new and energy efficient.
I am going to consider installing a 2 ton mini split in each unit made by EG4 which has a direct solar hook up option that can run the unit in an off grid mode with out a battery bank. These unit cost 2k each and require around 2kwh of solar for a total of 12k installed. Then I will install a kind of central air handler type system to move air in between each room to keep them stable and this could run low wattage all day and night long.
Sounds like a decent price. I had a 36x48' pole barn built in FL. 8x8" posts, metal trusses, 2x6 purlins, and 26 gauge metal roof, no walls. $12,000.
How long ago did you have it built?
That pole barn like that in Canada is 2-3X that cost.
That turned into a house would be a cheap build solution
40x60, insulated, gravel floor in 2005 was 32000. Concrete is 100 a yard delivered, labor on top of that. That's a deal but I'd have to see it to believe it.
I'm from California... That price seems more than reasonable!!! The concrete alone would have been 15k-20k lol
$7000 for concrete seems a bit much, but it's been a while, so maybe the price as gone up
Not that size
Location dependent. Seems cheap.
I built a 4500 square-foot home for less than $75 a square foot does not include appliances
My 30'x40' was $35,000 and that doesn't include the drive way which was $9.000. So it all cost $44,000 in all.
Get a job at a metal building manufacturing facility for a week. Get the employee discount. You can get the building for cost plus ten percent. Then quit. 😅
OMFG, 1000%!! MY BROTHER IN LAW DIDN'T START TO DO THAT ON PURPOSE BUT WITHIN 4 MONTHS HE WAS SIGNING CONTRACT AND MONEY CHANGING HANDS. EVEN GOT SENT TO HIS OWN HOUSE TO WORK ON COMPANY TIME, AND HE HAD HIS OWN HOME IN LEISURELY TIME OF 9 WEEKS. STAYED WITH THEM FOR CLOSE TO 11 WEEKS AND STILL LEFT ON GOOD TERMS.
DURING HIS SHORT EMPLOYMENT 2 PEOPLE HE WENT TO SCHOOL WITH GOT TO GET THE DEAL TOO.
I'd love to know who built that enclosed pole barn for 7k.
I worked on a real fancy one about that size. It was $80,000.00
It had a bunch of amenities.
If you did the concrete yourself you would save $6k for starters
Way more expensive than it used to be
Definitely a good price these days. Apparently everything is made of gold plated platinum where in from.
Most definitely! Concrete it's self will be 15k to 20k plus another 25k in material!
You're way off there!here in Missouri 750 a square foot.formed,graded,poured is plenty.therobbers get 10 bux a square foot
Yes seem ok. Especially if you're using it to put equipment in and keeping your equipment out of the weather. Looks great 👍
I have a 20x30x10 building one man door sliding doors on 3 sides and three single hung windows. 5" concrete floor for 18k in 2018. 3k of the total was for excavation. IM IN central ny state
If it’s just the concrete and not including subs for ground, framing and option for heat, maybe $20k or all in north of $30k in NJ! Estimate last year!
Come back and give a total cost when it's actually built.
what month and yr was esitimate pricing
6 years ago, pioneer pole barns, 24x32 12ft ceilings, 16k with 4inch thick fiber mesh floor.
We have a 30x60 in Mexico it cost 25k plus floor and doors
so I had my pole barn built in December of '22. it's a 40x60x16 ALL steel. I opted for double bouble insulation, 2 16x14 rollup doors, and an oversized entry door. JUST the building installed on my concrete pad was just over 60k. I also did wainscoting, which was extra. also the rollup doors are on the north side gable end which is cheaper to build. I used mid valley structures out of Michigan where I live, they subed out to North edge steel out of Indiana. I had my building installed within 1 month, that's first call to inquire to the keys being handed to me after it's built. took the crew 5 days to assemble on site. hope this helps those that are looking into building. I've been let down by almost every pole barn builder I called, most didn't call back or were well over a year out. I looked for 4 years before stumbling upon who I did. best experience and easiest building experience. also since then, my building has been through 5' of snow in just one of the few storms we had, plus this summer so far 70+ mph consistent storms with gusts of 90mph.
Nah I paid 16500 material AND labor for Amish and then 4k for concrete in my 30x40.
I just got a quote for a one car garage 1 door 1 window no electric not attached $32k. That is what’s going on in Maine.
I had a 30 by 48 built in 1998 10' side walls with concrete floor and shingled roof was around $14,000.00.
Guess they don't get alot of snow there.
Pole buildings are fine in the snow, I live up in the mountains where we get tons of snow and mine works just fine. Never worried about the snow weight. As for concrete cracking idk, my floor is gravel. It would be nice to make it concrete but it's just too expensive and I'm not going to use a flat smooth floor anymore than I'm going to use a dry gravel one.
The math is just over $25 /sqft. For the clearspan and height it seems you have I think that is a fairly good price. Certainly not cheap but not overly expensive. Now the main thing is use....is it commercial and going to make the money back or is it just for personal use.
Here in Wisconsin my 30'×60' was 25,000 just for materials. Add to that excavating and concrete piers it's about 37k. That's without windows, insulation, concrete floor, or finishing the inside of the building.
Where at in Wi?
@@joebarcala8460 St. Croix County
@@antman91123 good to know. Planning on building one here in eau Claire.
@@joebarcala8460 I wish you luck. If you want to do it yourself. It's a lot more work then you think it is. I'll be finishing mine one the next day or two
@@antman91123 thanks! I’ll need all the luck I can get. Congrats, I bet it feels good!
25 sq ft , door 16 ft high add on
Yes. Good price.
No that is is horrible price. I just build a 50x30 for under 20,000 grand. It’s called contract it out yourself. You’ll save ALOT of money. Don’t be afraid to use your own hands to build.
Probably for an all metal one. I think you can come in cheaper in my area if you use lumber framing and metal exterior
Can it handle snow loads? In Minnesota my company hand to replace that building do to snow loads! With a real post frame style building.
Shit my dad had the Amish put up a pole barn all wood. 34k. 48x56 one 12ft door one 14ft. 16ft ceilings tinned to. They even went beyond and notched everything for added support on header and trusses. And they were done in 5 days. Only 4 of them.
The wood is just not the same
@@vanderumd11 what you mean
Im a general contractor in North Carolina and a slab for a detached garage I’m building that is 36’x42’ cost $30k
Dumb question, but say you do this and make it a house, how would you run water, electric, gas, etc. lines and pipes since the foundation is poured?
That pole barn in Northwest Indiana would be close to $50k
Here too.
If I had to choose between the barn and 8 Big Macs, I would choose the barn 10 times out of ten!
I'd say it's worth it!. Eyeopening stuff.
To have another company to do it, sounds about right. Lots of labor. Save on labor by doing it yourself. Then using reclaimed telephone polls. Instead of concrete, frame a raised floor out of 2x6 an 3/4 inch plywood.
What? Have a video?
Idk how old this is, but in June of ‘24 I’ve been quoted 60 to 80K in Minnesota. Slab & building only. No site prep
That would be around 80k up here in oregon that slab alone is 20k minimum
cost $30,000 to have a company build our 30x40 14' tall (side walls) enclosed with no window (hubbies choice) and on 10 x 12 roll up garage door and walk thru door. The concrete job they did is beautiful without the board spacers like yours - solid, smooth and even - built in a couple of days - all wood construction. 40x60 with porches on each end the quote is 62,000. Have fun!
In Oklahoma they are even cheaper. My brother had one put in his backyard. ICM being used as homes all over Oklahoma
That’s an awesome price.I’m in NY,that building would cost me more than double that price,easy…
If the $17K includes walls; doors; windows; and such, then yes, it seems okay.
For windows, doors, cabinets, flooring, fixtures we kept costs down by getting what you can from Habitat Humanity resell shop, Facebook, craigslist, EVEN BULK TRASH PICKUP DAYS IN AREAS THAT MADE OUR 1ST REHAB AND HOME WAS A LITTLE BIGGER THAN THAT AREAS GUESTHOUSE. I WENT FROM 0 SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO I WAS OUR OWN GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND DID THINGS SOME GUY'S CLUELESS AND IF I COULDN'T THEN I MADE SURE TO HELP MY SUBCONTRACTORS WITH PARTS OF THAT JOB. THERE'S STILL WAYS TO HELP BRING COSTS DOWN, OR CAN FIGURE A DIFFERENT WAY TO GET TO THE END GOAL EVEN IF CHANGING THE LOOK OF ORGINAL idea; numerous options to get end goal in rehab and construction. We did our 1st rehab in 2008 in St. Louis City Mo near AB Brewery; but like now we're looking into getting couple vacant lots in a different area of St. Louis vs. Vacant house vs foreclose vs buying house for back taxes. This place has alot of different options and different programs to help people out. Which is 1reason to stay in st. Louis MO area even though we HATE WINTER AND TEMPERATURES BELOW 40 AND BEING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COUNTRY MAKES TRAVELING ALL OVER EASY TO DO 2019 AND 2020 WE TRAVELED IN OUR EXPLORER FROM COAST TO COAST DO ABLE AND KEEPING COSTS AFFORDABLE. THOSE 2 YEARS WAS THE BEST 2 YEARS WE HAVE HAD AND REALITY OF IT WE WERE SECRETLY LOOKING FOR A NEW PLACE IN THE COUNTRY TO STAY AND LIVE FOR EXCITING PART 2 WITH OUR NEVER BELOW 45 DEGREES NO WINTER AND LESS HUMIDITY OR CLOSER TO LARGER WATER OPTIONS. BUT EVERY 9 MONTHS OR SO WE'D GET ASKED BACK TO REHAB A FRIEND'S BASEMENT OR SOMEONE WAS MOVING 13 HOURS AWAY, AND EVEN THE PLACES WE HAD THOUGHT WE FOUND OUR AREA, AND EXCITEMENT WORE AWAY, COSTS OF LIVING OR LACK OF INCOME CAME AS THE DEAL BREAKERS.
IT'S ALL ABOUT SHIFTING AND WHAT YOU CAN LIVE WITH OR WITHOUT.
You got that for a steal. 7000 for that big of a concrete pad. Good stuff
Exactly I’m a concrete contractor and he must of poured that himself or has a buddy that concretes i did a 35x30 was my most recent steel building slab and it was 13K digging, forming and pouring
@@argyledantedonovan7615 where you live at? California is way more expensive than that
@@argyledantedonovan7615lol did you goggle that?
@@argyledantedonovan7615 no wonder your giving your finishers 500 a day. I guess in my original statement I was wrong. I saw 7000 and my mind immediately took into account for demo removal, dumping, trucks, and concrete plus finishers.
Wonder how much it would cost up here in Washington. I want to buy some land and build something like this but I bet it’ll be $80k+
That’s not bad. I was expecting around 50-60 grand total
Sounds reasonable thank you I was actually looking into this
Today 2023 only in dream bcz $30K is not even for material 🥵
Wow the sheer costs of this compared to what other say in these comments proves we got some serious issue with prices in the economy.
Materials? Isn't the foundation more expensive?
Yes that's very reasonable. Considering in Kentucky in 2022 I received 2 quotes, Blitz builders and Morton builders wanted 55,000 for 30x40 with no doors or concrete.
Cheapest concrete as of late should be about 11-12 thousand
Concrete is about $15,000 easy, labor used to be double your materials cost, so off on that too, pushing 40k easy
No considering I built a 100x50 pole barn for two cases of beer.
I'm in central FL and I'm having a 40'x60' pole barn installed, no sliding, no concrete and it's $17k (received quotes as high as $21k). Concrete quote was $15.5k, so I may take that on myself a little at a time!
*those costs are in your area.
Prices across the United States, and the world, vary greatly.
Considering ive seen concrete slabs go for that price.