How much to BUY and RENOVATE a 50 year old WORKSHOP?
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2023
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Hopefully you will paint the outside soon! Would be the most satisfying video ever. Would make the place look twice as expensive and fancy!
I hope soo too, it would be perfect culmination of such an amazing renovation
Should really paint it white then place the logo front and center just like in the thumbnail
Would also make his commercial property x2 in tax
@@oSPARKSo I don't know much about the taxes in USA but does it really depend on such things?
@G A taxed on value of property. Often Times people will remodel the interior so when the assessor drives by, the outside still looks the same, with him spending 60-70k + doing most of the work himself I'd say he easily added 100k value to a 370k property. I wouldn't be surprised at all with a $10,000 exterior paint job, this property is now worth well over 500k. Tax man loves remodels!
I appreciate you totaling up how much the sponsored products came to. So many times content creators gloss over the fact that they get products free (or in exchange for exposure and ads).
Honestly I expected your costs to be higher as you totaled everything. You did a lot for less than I thought you would.
I'm sure if he had paid for install services (electrical, for instance) instead of doing it himself, that cost would've jumped another 25-30% at least. It pays to learn how to do things yourself if you can!
I super appreciate that too. Makes it a lot more honest!
Not only exposure and ads. Also realistical testing under actual working conditions... ;)
Perkings Builder Brothers has had a good number of such offers where htey got products MONTHS before they'd be on the market, so that independent workers can give honest opinions about how well it is to work with it and how it behaves when installed in a real house and not just some testlab under assumed conditions.
Even if the test ends up badly, as in there are still flaws... wouldn't it be better to hear about it BEFORE you start selling it and have no control about the reviews and mouth to mouth talk of professionals amongst each other? A new product that immedieately gets a bad rep can be catastrophically if you're only one of dozens of brands on the market and need to rely on good reputation of your products to sell. And a lot of people following such channels ARE professionals too that want to look out for things like tool tips or what material is best for such applications...
I'm happy with my sponsorblock plugin. I don't have to watch the bs of the sponsors 🎉
Great breakdown of costs and the openness of how much you saved through sponsorship is refreshing.
Shop is looking so good! Far cry from when I saw it last. And you'll be all setup for you 1M sub celebration there 😀💪
One million here we come!
This series has been one of my must see series lately. You can see the effort and joy put into the build as well as the videos! Thank you!
Thanks a lot man! Getting super close, can’t wait to hit it!
0:58 Good to see Alex making cameos in other channels in the Singletrack Sampler universe. 😉
Congratulations on this impressive transformation! Thanks for your transparency about costs and partnerships. You’ve worked hard to build your business and it has clearly paid off since so many companies are willing to work with you. I can’t wait to see more projects from your new space!
So much for "you can't polish a turd."
Kidding. Your shop really looks amazing. Excited to see where you go from here.
AWESOME.... Love your work. Billy J..... Queensland, Australia.
Looking sweet! Crazy how much brighter that place is now.
really appreciate the honesty here
I’ve really enjoyed watching this series! The shop looks great, and you’ve done some amazing work. Thanks for sharing the cost, and congrats on soon hitting 1 mill 🤩
What are your plans for the exterior? Cool Crafted logo on the front? :)
im going to assume the labor cost from the perkins brother was at a discount and not their actual rates, that seems rather cheap for a crew to come out even for a couple days. Thanks for the break down either way, I love these videos.
I said the same thing...sounds like the NC Mountains labor market is cheap!
It probably helped them too as going by Erik's video commentary on their YT channel they had a lot of pauses where they could not work on various projects for many different reasons (delay in material [especially the cursed windows] or inspections, awful weather, whatever) and working here for one or two days meant the difference between not working/earning anything and having at least some income.
All the "I worked with" prices is actually awesome! There is a reason all these companies are working with you. keep up the great work. I cannot wait to see what comes next.
Really appreciate the transparency on all of this, it's very helpful for those of us not running a successful RUclips channel and are doing this stuff as a hobby.
Good transparency on the build. There are hearts breaking all over knowing that a super shop will cost a mere $435K USD ($588K Cdn) and you'll be off to the races! LOL Keeping it real!
I connected with your channel thru PBB and I've really enjoyed all of your content. And you've created an awesome shop and office/studio
Fantastic, Johnny! It's looking amazing there! Really well done! 😃
Looking forward to see what you create next!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Always appreciate the transparency. Very informative!
Love that transparency and it does look great!
It turned out great! I’m see how much work you all put into the building but it looks really incredible!
I always like seeing stuff like this, super cool!
Due to the high cost of building out an empty space into a wood shop, I’ll never have a space of my own. I don’t have the finances, nor do I have the time. I’ll be 71 in a few months & I’m already having difficulty doing the few things I can do/repair/ fix. Enjoy the shop, it looks awesome.
So now, above your porch roof, you have the perfect place for signage... something to let everyone know where you are and what you do. If you feel the need to advertise, please do not underestimate the incredible benefits you can get from a creative signage idea. I can't wait to see what you do with this... establishing your name/brand in your market.
Shop is looking awesome. Excited for the future projects!
You always provide great content, not a lot of jaberwakie just good straight to the point information, great job on the resto
Congratulations brother. Best of luck to you.
epic! Happy for you man!
I am really impressed with how your workshop turned out. In the beginning, I will admit, I had my doubts, but they were quickly washed away. GREAT JOB!!!!!!! Where can I find the "half ass" poster you have on your office wall??? I don't own any commercial property, and I am still living in my first home, but when the contract was being drawn, I had my attorney include any pre move in cleaning expenses, to be paid by the seller. It worked, because they left nothing behind, the walls and floors were all cleaned before closing day. There is absolutely no excuse what-so-ever that you should have to clean up someone else's garbage, especially when it comes to buying property. I'm not talking about the old insulation, and unwanted, unnecessary "structural elements" like the bracing for the wall that was caving in, just the general unwanted junk the previous owner decided to leave for you to throw away, that is light years beyond ignorant.
Love it! Can’t wait to see what you build in there!
Fantastic workshop and brilliant channel. Always enjoy when new video comes out.
Wow! Your negotiation skills are off the rails. Congratulations on the purchase and build out, it all looks great. 💪🇺🇸👍
Really appreciate you sharing the costs!
Love the channel
Not that I don’t believe you, but $900 for a structural engineer!? Where I am, an engineer barely gets out of bed for less than $1k, and your stuff was a bit more complicated than just a basic beam or something. You got it for a steal!
I was thinking the same thing for all the labor costs as well. Super affordable to have people come out to do a project for $1k.
The structural engineers in your area are lazy and greedy!
@@SkyHigh.GlobalGrooves The perkins crew get to drive traffic towards their own channel so that probably offsets the cost some.
Nah, sounds about right.
Structural engineers in my area are about 300 for first visit to inspect the area and about 600-700 to make a plan and stamp it.
Thanks for sharing, this was insightful for understanding the scope of a project of this size.
Amazing job .A Pleasure to watch and learn
Incredible! You also showed the financial benefit of networking. Great video.
Shop looks great. Enjoyed the series
Excited to see what youll have done in the second story!
Oh my goodness, Alex from Singletrack Sampler at :58. Every youtuber I follow knows each other...
Talk about a transformation! That building looks so different now compared to what you had when you first bought it.
Love the vids. Keep them coming
It is a absolutely awesome shop, Johnny! I would be more than happy with the space of the addition!
Now on to some great builds in this shop to get those next 4000 subs to get to 1000.000!!!
Looks great . Very happy for Ya .
Love Sunbelt rentals. Served my butt many times.
Appreciate the video - especially the transparency on the sponsored materials.
Great breakdown of the costs. Shop looks great! You saved quite a bit of money and have a nice investment on your hands. Now that the interior is done, I assume you'll move to pretty up the exterior?
Wait a moment... "the Interior" is NOT done. He only did the ground floor, the whole upper floor and especially the "living area" as intended office space/studio and maybe future course location will need a LOT more work to become presentable and look professional. I dread any video of that kitchen corner in close up... *shudder*
And then some of the Exterior still could do with some repairs too.
Do you have plans on painting the exterior or updating it?
Great work. I’m glad u did the electrical.
Great looking shop
Love it dude! I live like a mile away from there. I kinda forgot you were so close. Super cool
7:20 I think I mentioned that you should have installed a subpanel on the other side of your building, running AL wire to a subpanel is cheaper than running CU, plus allows for future expandability. Would have saved both on appliance runs and outlets.
Stay safe and we'll see you next time.
You saved a ton of money and got a lot of work for a good deal. Contract work around the same area has been a lot more for me.
First: congrats on your tantalizingly close to 1M subs! You deserve it (that and more). You made a KILLING in comps as a very successful RUclipsr, and I think that's awesome! This sad, old building was sinking further into decrepit territory when you found it (the landscape, ALONE, was degrading the building further every time it rained). Major save, there. And the interior was arguably even worse. What a hodge-podge of insane wiring! And the ceilings/overheads (whatever term closely applies to that crap), was atrocious. Just cleaning all that crap up was surely a mini-nightmare, at least. You've transformed a slum into a usable, actual shop! Now... When the H*ll are you going to paint the exterior of the place? Even with that sweet, sweet awning over the front, the place kinda looks dumpy. Got a time-line? LOL.. not pickin', just curious!
thanks again for the breakdown ... gonna see the PBB guys again in June with my family and staying in an Airbnb in Ashville .... maybe we can meet .... Erik and Jaime and Ray and Jay and Arlo and Jonno and Brett will say nice things. Thanks again for your channel and it's been a delight subbing through all the projects
Don’t let the haters hate. I love the series. Well executed work plus great video and editing make for great viewing. Keep making more great stuff!
This was awesome. Great work. Money well spent. Items provided well earned! Would you consider this your dream shop? What's in store that you're eyeing up to make it even cooler?
Good job. Good information. Good video
Love your videos
First time here...subscribed. Super awesome shop!
Thanks for sharing im currently about to start the exact same thing. Old run down concrete building. Going to start woodworking classes up this year!
actually poured concrete or just cinderblocks like his walls here were too? Thought the majority of commercial buildings in the US were rather simple constructions, steelbeams and corrugated sheathing and such... didn't know there were any areas that build more permanently too. (even here i think the retaining wall wa sonly that solid due to the half buried status, if it were not meant to hold back half a hillside, it would have looked like the upper floor walls or front?)
@@Ugly_German_Truths cinderblock walls to. All above ground
0:59 is that the Singletrack Sampler!?
Looks great, time to paint the outside
I've been watching you all this time, and didn't realize you where in Asheville. I'm not to far from you.
I really liked all the repurposing of materials and an older building. If I was doing something similar. Post frame buildings seem awesome for shops like that, or even a house for that matter. I bet property in Western NC is expensive. I was born in Blowing Rock which is north of Ashville and land is expensive there too. I liked watching the progress of your shop.
aint that a satisfying feeling when its yours 😊 deserved
i'm building a workspace barn, 2400 sqft on the ground and 1800sqft on a mezzanine, so far its blown out my budget of 160k and i'm well over 200k and climbing fast lol. but i'm building it right no matter the cost or time involved. i got once chance to get it right might as well not hold back
Johnny, even though the shop has cost you a rather not so small fortune within a short amount of time, as you said at this moment, you could sell it and walk away with a little profit but it's clear to see that you have a plan going forward. Again, you still have plenty of room to do something else with the loft area if you want to. The amount of space up there you could even turn it into a rented home or two and have the entrance via a outdoor staircase if you want situated around the back or side of the property. The potential is unbelievable at this moment as you're aware. Overall I can definitely see what and why you decided to purchase this building, congrats buddy the shop area's improvements are impressive and the shop looks great. I can't wait to see what comes out of the shop door in the near future!!! As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
JB my main man. Or as I like to refer to you in my implicit British mind, “brookey” (correct spelling unknown). I just wanna say that I have been an avid subscriber and up to date viewer of yours for probably four years now. I always love your content as well as your editing style/ presentation technique. But there has always been an itch I have been unable to scratch whilst watching your videos. A familiarity, that feeling you get when you see someone you know but you can’t remember how… and today is the day I have finally put my finger on it. Please take this as a complete compliment, but you deliver lines like the one and only chandler bing. The way you both do a soft pause mid sentence unexpectedly, and then continue with a light chuckle. I had to get that out there as it’s been bugging me for years… hopefully you find this an amusing observation, don’t be offended, chandler is one hell of a legend to be compared to. Keep up the good work… see you on the next one ☝️
I’m surprised how little that cost, it’s looking great, well done.
Looks great. Any plans to paint the outside?
Maybe you addressed this in other comments…but one glaring omission I’ve noticed so far….networking. Any plans for wireless access points, routers/switches? I’m a huge Ubiquiti fan and would love to see a DreamMachine Pro setup!
pull out your drywall on the cnc and air compressor rooms. and put up SONO-PAN fur strip then plywood.
Don’t even have to watch the video to give a like ! That shirt 👌
Happy Easter, so so close to the 1 million mark. Working on my 530 lol
Looks like a nice space, I'm curious about the size of your actual working space, how large did you go with? and obviously you have room to grow
Dream shop
Any plans to do any work to the exterior? Redo the roof? Repaint or replace the metal siding?
when you did your electrical did you not clean up after yourself too? ya know to get the full effect of electrician work?
That was Singletrack Sampler (Alex) at the beginning! Am I the only woodworking mountain biker here?
I was waiting for Seth to stumble in...
A lot of sponsor work and materials. RUclips pays off
This is Wirth IT 100x Nice invest , this building worth x2 now and its your congrats
Thats gotta be the real danger, being that close to a bakery when at the workshop. I'd be over there almost everyday if that was the case lol.
Looks great though. A lot of work but a lot of satisfaction. 👍🏻
How much was the mold / mild dew treatment / removal? Thanks , shop looks great.
Damn dude, you need to come out with a masterclass on getting brands to give you free materials. I would imagine that some companies don't care if you have a large RUclips following or not
Now only to do the outside a lot of painting and a sign to top it off
I might have missed the video where you explained it but why the wooden work platform? Is that to mitigate fatigue from standing on concrete or something else? Thanks for the breakdown, it’s been cool watching the project!
He wanted an level floor. The original floor had a metal in the concrete i think for a car lift
thats really impressively not a bad price
Where does the Bbq smoker go? Great looking space.
When are you painting the outside?
Good luck with the new shop, so with material cost about $65000 would it be fair to say to get some motor do it for you in total would cost you about $160000 material plus labour.
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Shop tour
How do you get fresh air and outside light?
How much time did you put into the whole ordeal yourself and how would you theoretically price that time so as to make a comparison to professional labor costs?
Hey that's alexander from single track sampler! 😂