@@JohnEngel HOA is Home Owners Association. They tell you what you can and can't do on your own property. F that!!! It you don't comply with there rules they can put a lien on your house and you won't be able to sell it. There's more involved in it but that's some of the basics.
I think that the idea of HOA’s is meant to reach into the wallets of wealthy owners and extract more $$$$$$ - which HOA fees seem to accomplish very well 😧 , however , on the other hand , I believe many people who are older and wealthy DO purchase homes with HOA FEES - as they need others ( younger and healthier ) to maintain the home and property.
Mad Child Because in some parts of the country theirs no real option. In FL you either in live in a nice area with a HOA or a shit area without. We have no income tax, so You can’t buy or build a new home near a city without one or 100k + just to try and get the city to be willing to take on the cost of to the curb. HOA are pretty much the only way to get a city to approve a new neighborhood.
Great reminder to never purchase a house in an area with HOA authority. In a rational world the existence of HOAs should automatically lower property values by 90%.
But we don't live in a rational world, so HOA is necessary, unless you want your neighbor to turn their house 5 different colors and leaving crap all over their yard and lower the value of your property
It's their house, so if they want 5 colors, why would it be my business. The worse thing to ever happen was when our "homes" became investment properties. Nobody should have any say what someone does on their own property, unless it is a safety issue for those outside the property (i.e. meth lab, rat haven, etc.)
"READ"! the HOA Rules and Regulations are intended (in theory) to improve quality of life for residents and maintain property value. "ATTEND" a HOA meeting before making any decisions and think. What are my future neighbors like? Would I fit in here? Try to get a clear picture in writing before you sign.
For that price, a steel "I" beam building wouldn't have been much more. Screw the HOA and city inspectors. That's why I'm glad I live in the country and don't have to deal with all that horsesh*t. Just my .02
@countryfolk kinsurvive Bingo. If I can find and afford some acreage, I would also screw the HOA. If, however, I already know I gotta live within spitting distance of "other folks", then neighborhood rules can get handy.
Just a suggestion from someone who has a metal building like yours... I had the inside of my shop professionally spray foamed. 2.5in of foam with an additional fire retardant cost a few thousand but added insulation, structural rigidity, and noise dampening to the building. I have very little noise from wind or rain. I also caulked the outside of the windows to seal those gaps. After that, I screwed 3/4in plywood against the walls up to 8' to protect the interior of the building from punctures.
in total agreement with comments regarding HOAs. I grew up with the family having 165 acres in a "non-major city attached" county. We wanted to build a barn or burn a pile of brush, we did so. No one came knocking on our door about what we were doing. But living in the big city? Actually lived (and still do) in South Central Texas big city, and not only city gestapo code compliance but HOA compliance. We're done. Buying in the country where if I want to raise chickens, cats, or build a barn or dig a basement, I don't ask anyone for permission! Totally done with this totalitarian approach to living. Great price on that shop, btw and excellent video. Thanks for sharing. New sub!
FYI, you only need the minimum requirement typically 4" of 3500 psi reinforced concrete cured for 28 days for most good quality lifts. The engineers designed the baseplates and column gussets for the most common concrete. The anchor embedment will only be ~4" as well. Additional concrete just creates more work for your installer. I always drilled through in the event of an anchor issue, so it could be pounded into the dirt and another anchor placed on top. If you wanted added rigidity, you could go 5-6" deep with a 24" square pad, but anything more is wasted cash. Nice building. I'm just sharing to save the viewers some time and money.
I've been telling my wife that as we home search...I do not want anyone telling me that I can paint my fence blue or how I should park my car...that's like paying someone 300000 to tell me how to live on or at my own crib...not gonna happen
I say bullshit on that. I have enough property and if I want to have 10 cars in my driveway I can. If I want 15 in my driveway I can. I could park them anyway I want ...I can paint my house any color I want ... I can put up an 85 foot flagpole with Stars and Bars if I want, I could shoot guns in my yard till 10 p.m... it's mine to do what I please... everything I mentioned above isn't happening in an HOA.
Call Elite back and get the crew to come back to fix your windows, have them replace the wall panel screws with colored screws. They stock those just didn’t use them. Also have them bring 2 garage door topseals!
That actually seems like decent pricing compared to my 32x48 cost. Looks good too! It shouldn't leak though. That's a design or construction issue that I'd call the builder about (personally). Kudos!
Good morning from schulenburg, Texas 😊 I just wanted to thank you for sharing video on your metal building and how you done the insulation and the floors and I really loved brick you done a great job it turned out beautiful. Can't wait to show my husband because I told him we could have some brick put on the building, but I don't think he believed me so I'll show him how beautiful yours turned out. Thank you again oh your cars a beautiful too.
Looks amazing great job. 1500 x $6 is 9k and that’s today’s rate. Pouring cement this weekend on my 30x50 I haven’t picked a shop yet. But your prices are very accurate with mine here in Ca.
I literally priced this exact thing but 10 sq ft LESS so 30x40 ------- it came up to 34 grand all in (no brick facing and a single door and lower roof line) ON sale
This is awesome! I want to do something similar but build out a living space in part of mine and make it a proper live/work situation. I've got all the guys to do the plumbing etc and this has been encouraging to watch and see that it really is affordable!
Great video. Crazy how prices have changed in a few years. I paid 21k for my 20x50 with 14’ walls a 16w 14h front door and a 8x8 back door. You definitely got a better price. I wish I had the room for 30wide like yours
Awesome video 👍 finally someone who actually explained pricing and the reasoning for it, I have been planning on building this exact one for over a few months now. I have seen some go even cheaper if I am willing to do some of the work. I just have a hard time deciding between wood or metal 🤔 I like the metal buildings but wood buildings are easier to; insulate, run electric, plumbing, and heat/ac. I work full time and have a small business on the side and I go trail riding sometimes with my Jeep. My current "shop" is getting very crowded and I have to share it with 4 people. So I am in the process of finding out what's involved to put up a building like this one in my area. Thanks for the video now I have a general idea of a budget/savings to do 👍
I'm going to be doing this, albeit slightly smaller of a building. Thanks for breaking the costs down. Thank goodness there isn't an HOA to crimp my style.
G Crauwels awesome. Keep us posted on how it goes and give Elite Metal Structures a call, let them know you watched this video and they will give a discount.
I just put up a 50 x70 with provisions for three lifts and with all the rebar and mesh the concrete slab was $4600 doing the labor myself with a few friends.
@@kimtran228 Where I live you can pour all the concrete you want without a permit so that was no problem. I am a contractor and my situation on the building itself is different than what yours will be since I play poker once a month with the mayor and two guys and a lady from the city. I still had to pay for the permits and had to put up the building according to the building code, but getting the permits was not a problem. You will have to get a hold of the planning and development department in your town to find out exactly what they will want from you. They will ask you to submit a building plan so find yourself a consultant and include their services in your budget. Also, make sure you know how much the permits are going to be so you can add them to your budget as well. Some of the fees can be costly in some areas.
My 24x36 I-beam style building in Las Vegas cost me about 40k when all said and done. This was with me putting up the building but my building was only 11k delivered to my driveway. The rest was in cement, which my pad has insane footers of 3x3x3 under every beam, and all the other bs the city wanted. I had to have my yard core sampled 15ft down, soil tests done, an architect draw up offical pad plans, a fastener inspection done, it was a total pain in the a$$. I finally had to hire a contractor to just deal with the city and put me in touch with the right people. I got off cheap at 40k it could of been much worse. I'm glad that you don't have to deal with that stuff in your area.
Wow and thank you for the comment. I had no idea what other states could make you go through. I feel a little better about, what I thought was a rough process. LOL
@@sjrskr89 I picked them due to price and when I talked with them I felt I was getting what I paid for. I would use them again anytime. They have been great. They even contacted me because of this issue and took care of the window.
I spray foamed mine and installed a gas hot air furnace. It cos three grand to spray foam it’s 24 x30 I have 9 foot uprights. I spent about 20000 on mine I need to run in water and a drain tube I will use a pumper toilet when I do it along with a small loop of tube to run glycol through when temps go below 0 . I fell on hard times after so it’s not where I wanted it to be but when you have heart failure what else can you do. Love the size. Code would not allow me to have a four car garage which is why mine is smaller. Enjoy your new shop
My sons and I built my shed/barn(according to who you ask) in 2001. It is 30x40' with 10'3" clear height inside and 6'3" clear 30x40' loft. It is 23' peak height with 6/12 and 17/12 pitched roof. Fully insulated, concrete floor, OSB inside walls covered, bright red metal outside with white metal roof. At the time the building cost me $15,000. The reason I mention it is, I ran the metal on the sides horizontal as your shed is. I think it makes for a better look! You still need to do electrical installation yet. At least if you're going to put in a lift, you will. Congratulations on a very nice building! Respectfully, Kevin
@@JohnEngel Do You have your own website👍🏼❓ Many other Y📺Tube Home building Videos only have 🎼Music🎶 playing in the background & Do NOT 🚫 Provide Anything 💸$pecific Unfortunately👎‼️
DW Sommerville I do not have a dedicated site. I use RUclips to house all of my videos on projects and cars. I found the exact same thing when I started to research building a shop. That’s what made me decide to give prices, costs and relevant information that I would have loved to know. Thank you again.
Hi john... thanks for this video. I'm in the process of getting things together for a garage myself, and was having a difficult time finding a steel garage. But I went on elite metal structures and found the perfect garage. Thank bro!!!
I put up a Stick built addition to my garage 24’ deep x16’ wide & 16’ high the slab was 27 yards of 4K lbs concrete - trusses -9 @$125. A piece- 2’ on center. Also did a section 6’ x12’ of 12” thick concrete for a lift. 2x6 stud walls. In my area Hudson Valley, NY - building permit not able to have a complete garage bigger than the square footage of my house, they are serious as a heart attack. 10’x10’ insulated garage door installed was $1800. +/- this was done in 2011 grand total $19,000. +/-!
Prices are going to vary widely based upon local costs. My 40x60 concrete bill was $5k labor, $14K concrete, $4500 for rebar, plus excavation and fill dirt to level the pad (had a 3 foot slope). Different styles of build framing have different concrete requirements. Different locals have different codes for footings.
Material wise for me it's about $8000 for a 30x50 metal building including the slab. The doors are extra for about $3000 for the pair installed since I dont have access to them. I plan on building it soon. I will do all the labor. This a nice building too.
Thank you so much. You can always give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
I just did the same type of building but 30x42.. Paid 2000.00 to get the site leveled and dirt work down, set up and poured my own pad with some buddies, 20 yards of concrete and supplies, (form boards, vapor barrier, wire, steel) cost me 4800.00 Building set up by Samson steel cost 14.500.00. Base total before any upgrades like doors and window or insulation came to around 23g.
What's the best way to paint a door like the white one. Yours looks very well done. I have a metal building with one of those doors and I want to paint it but not sure of the best way. Thanks
@@JohnEngel I've never heard of such thing for that size. Man! I would have given you a $5,000 bid! And I would have done it myself! That is ridiculous. where are you located if you don't mind me asking?
@@techiegirl2927 I can totally understand that. I’m surprised how much they have gone up as well. I want to believe that prices will go back to what I paid but as long as people are paying they will keep holding the higher price.
I buy, sell, service and install lifts and other shop equipment for a living and have done so for years. I have literally installed hundreds, probably thousands of lifts in shops, garages, barns, even outdoors. The requirements for installing a 7,000-10,000 pound lift are for the concrete thickness to be 4". When you pour extra thick concrete where you plan to install your lift, You waste your money and you take away the installer's options if you ever decide to move your lift. During the install, you drill all the way through the slab for every anchor bolt. In the event you move the lift or have to lay it down to do work on it, you can take the nuts and washers off the anchors and drive the anchors down even with the slab. If you have extra thick concrete, you can't do that. Your option is to lean the post over while you use a grinder to cut the bolts off or to manhandle the post up to get it off the bolts. It's dangerous and difficult to move the post if the anchors are still sticking up out of the floor. Also, common sense should tell you that a wedge anchor works against the concrete that is above and around the anchor itself. Having extra thick concrete does absolutely nothing to help your lift stay anchored to the slab. What good is concrete that is deeper than the anchor is long? PLEASE, if you intend to install a lift, DON'T pour extra thick concrete where you want the post anchored. Every manual that comes with every lift and every website from every manufacturer and everything you can find from every available source source you wish to check will tell you the same thing. Minimal thickness for concrete is 4". YOU DON'T NEED MORE. A little research goes a long way.
@@tomfletcher3817 Manufacturers ALL specify in their manuals and on their websites what the minimum required thickness and the minimum required strength of the concrete should be to accomodate the lift installation. For a two post lift rated up to 9,000#, it is 4" and 3000#. Those are minimum requirements and ALL operate on that standard.
The price of lumber has gone way up recently which makes me want to go metal. So much more affordable and these guys finish it in a couple days. I want this! My dream is to have a workshop like this filled with cars to play with!! Just have to convince my wife. :-)
$17k???? Really for a new building... You do realize that that is damn low price right? Low enough that taking care of a leak like that would be something to expect and be happy to take care of. Did you think he only paid $100k for his house as well?
newbie here. Is there another option(faux brick) available to match (my) brick home, or is that pretty much a masonry expert, job? Great looing building!
Thank you so much. This is real brick, as I wanted to use the same as my house. There are some Faux bricks that you can use. Some are about 1/2 inch thick and would have been great for this.
Nice building. Could you please share the name of the company you bought the building from? I'm thinking about putting up a similar structure at my property. Thanks.
Hi, I thinking about putting up a 30x50 building with concreate. I have a couple of questions for you. First, Did the windows, Garage Doors and House doors come with the building and did the guys install it with the building. Second, You said the concreate cost you $9,000.00 dollars. Did that include labor for the concreate finisher and all you had to put down to prepare it? Third, i plan on using this building as a shop forn fixing pianos and organs. Do you think I would need to do all of what you did to the concreate considering I will not need a lift(I live in South Carolina). Laslty, i plan on pittling insulation, dry wall and elctricity on the building along with carpet. Do you think it will cost alot more to do this and will I need to put down the shine proyectant that you did for the concrete?
Royalorgans the garage door, window and walk in door where all part of the kit. They can customize that for or you don’t want something. The 9K for concrete included everything. I don’t think there was much a difference in price for the two spots I added more, so I would still factor 9K. Each one of those will add more to your build. I would do spray foam insulation and have an electrician come out. They will be able to give you an accurate quote but I’m going to guess 5-8K more. Best of luck and it’s a great value.
@@JohnEngel Are you saying that if I get spray foam, I would not need to dry wall put in. Also, are you saying that the Spray foam, carpet, dry wall and elctriciry should all cost around 8k
Royalorgans I was saying for spray foam insulation and the electrical it would be around 5-8. You would still want to get drywall and carpet to finish off, but I don’t know how much that will cost because I didn’t price that.
HOA nothing but a scam. I would never want any association telling me what I can and can't have or do around my place. My brother has a home like that and he can't even have his boat in his drive way. What a joke. Stay away
I have the exact same size metal garage as yours. I really like the brick front. Did you have to do a special footing for the brick, if so what size footings?
Get one level higher service wiring connected to the building by the utility company than you expect to need. It costs a little more for the wire from pole to building, but its cheaper than having to redo it.
Thank you for the comment and yes. I totally wish I had any other style doors. These can not be insulated well at all. I want something that can be sealed.
hearts lessons I just installed LEDs but that is a great idea. I did a video on the LED install. Now I wish I had looked into solar. Didn’t even think about it.
It turned out that rustoleum spray paint made it super simple and much easier than a lot of those garage door coating systems. Ask me how I know, I bought one for $100 and it looks like crap.
HOA = stay far far away ! Zoning boards are bad enough. But I'm a 50 year old country boy and have 0 interest in buying a house to live out my life in town or a development packed up my nabors nose.
Thanks for the vid. Lately, I've been getting quotes for a 30x60 metal shop, but with 110/220 power. The quotes have been in excess of $70k. Not sure why so expensive. Probably because I live in Calif.
Demorats are poverty pimps. Probably 20 grand for permits and inspections. I'm in Texas in a rural county , no code , inspections or permits or Archetect prints.
The brick exterior looks amazing and you got a decent price. Did they lay the bricks just over the metal siding? Trying to figure out if there were any gaps between the metal and brick
I LOVE YOUR BUILDING.....GREAT THAT YOU PUT THE PRICES IN YOUR VIDEO.....THIS HELPS EVERYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN DOING ONE.....A COUPLE OF THINGS THAT I WANTED TO KNOW.....DID THE PRICE INCLUDE THE THREE ROLL UP DOORS?....ARE THE DOORS POWER OR MANUAL?....DID YOU CONSIDER SKYLIGHTS?....DO YOU PLAN TO ADD ELECTRICITY IN THE FUTURE?.... I WISH THAT I HAD THE SPACE TO PUT ONE UP.....THANKS IN ADVANCE.....
COUNCIL QUIRKS thank you for the question. All of the roll up doors, windows, and insulation was part of the 17K. The doors are manual doors. I did think about skylights, and probably should’ve went that route but I was trying to keep cost down.
great video ty for it, a question I have is you said 12 ft is that to the sidewall, and in the middle a lot taller because of the kind of rafters they used, I was wondering what the middle tallest point is. and is the lift going in the middle. One other question is what are your outermost measurements for the building. are they 30 x 50 or a little larger for the framing? ty for the vid I will be checking out elite.
♦️John, how do you mark the thick concrete locaion for your future lift so you can find the correct location down the road when you add the lift? Great job on this video. Thank you for sharing your project with us.
Great question. We measured it out. So as long as I don't lose the measurements I know where the center of each square is and how large the squares are. :)
I'm building a log home now and trying to decide if a metal building can fit in with the log home vibe. It'll cost me 4-5 times more money to build a matching log garage than it will to build a metal garage. Any suggestions?
So for me I wanted a garage that matched the house. I got a Quote for a stick built building with brick and it was about five times more than what I paid with the brick façade.
@@JohnEngel Ya.. thats pretty much the same situation here. I was considering stick building it myself and log siding it, but even that route would cost more than double the cost of a metal garage. We're only building a 24x24 two car garage. Tho I wouldn't mind a loft upstairs.. its not a deal breaker if we don't get it. Anyway.. I'm debating on getting a metal building.. and trying to match the color as close as possible to the log stain on the house.. and then log siding the front face only. I'm still un-decided tho. Anyway.. nice job on the garage. It looks great.
@@JohnEngel Oh.. our other option is to try and match the metal siding to the metal roof on the log home. That way.. it wouldn't be a matching log home.. but it would still look like we coordinated it with the metal color. Cheers...
@@JohnEngel I may check with the metal garage company about putting up the frame.. and roof etc.. and then I can finish with log siding. I'll look into it. Cheers..
For those thinking of building a shop, think about the future. Putting on some pipe would allow you to add plumbing down the road on the cheap. Floor drains? Future electrical? Down the road you might want to have a compressor or HVAC and a few bucks now while it real easy to add later.
Lost me as soon as i heard hoa ...been there , done that, NEVER again will i pay someone else to tell me what i can n cant do with my own propery ! Totally un american . Howrver.....ur property looks absoluttly fabulous !
Don Guillermo del Norte yes on both. I went to the city office and they give you a packet with everything they want and how they want it. Then you complete the forms and pay 250. They will come inspect along the way and at the end sign off on the building.
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Still don't know why people mess around with HOA's. I'd never own a home or property under control of a collective.
I have no idea. LOL
@@JohnEngel HOA is Home Owners Association. They tell you what you can and can't do on your own property. F that!!! It you don't comply with there rules they can put a lien on your house and you won't be able to sell it. There's more involved in it but that's some of the basics.
I avoid them if I can but sometimes you want a house in a particular neighborhood and you deal with them.
I think that the idea of HOA’s is meant to reach into the wallets of wealthy owners and extract more $$$$$$ - which HOA fees seem to accomplish very well 😧 , however , on the other hand , I believe many people who are older and wealthy DO purchase homes with HOA FEES - as they need others ( younger and healthier ) to maintain the home and property.
Mad Child Because in some parts of the country theirs no real option. In FL you either in live in a nice area with a HOA or a shit area without. We have no income tax, so You can’t buy or build a new home near a city without one or 100k + just to try and get the city to be willing to take on the cost of to the curb. HOA are pretty much the only way to get a city to approve a new neighborhood.
Your the first person that actually gave the break down of price . Good job on explaining everything.
Thank you so much. I wanted to give the information I was looking for when I started mine.
He did an amazing job. I don’t think he could’ve done better with this video l. I really appreciate it. But he’s not the first, you just have to look
blkmagnum thank you so much.
Great reminder to never purchase a house in an area with HOA authority. In a rational world the existence of HOAs should automatically lower property values by 90%.
But we don't live in a rational world, so HOA is necessary, unless you want your neighbor to turn their house 5 different colors and leaving crap all over their yard and lower the value of your property
It's their house, so if they want 5 colors, why would it be my business. The worse thing to ever happen was when our "homes" became investment properties. Nobody should have any say what someone does on their own property, unless it is a safety issue for those outside the property (i.e. meth lab, rat haven, etc.)
@@erict8600 that's why there are Zoning laws. You DON'T need an H.O.A. to enforce that.
How about when you neighbor build a heliport 150' from your house? I wish I had an HOA.
"READ"! the HOA Rules and Regulations are intended (in theory) to improve quality of life for residents and maintain property value.
"ATTEND" a HOA meeting before making any decisions and think. What are my future neighbors like? Would I fit in here? Try to get a clear picture in writing before you sign.
For that price, a steel "I" beam building wouldn't have been much more. Screw the HOA and city inspectors. That's why I'm glad I live in the country and don't have to deal with all that horsesh*t. Just my .02
@countryfolk kinsurvive Bingo. If I can find and afford some acreage, I would also screw the HOA. If, however, I already know I gotta live within spitting distance of "other folks", then neighborhood rules can get handy.
@Bob Smithereens 30 cows on 1 acre would get pretty freakin crowded.....and forget about grass!!!
Just a suggestion from someone who has a metal building like yours... I had the inside of my shop professionally spray foamed. 2.5in of foam with an additional fire retardant cost a few thousand but added insulation, structural rigidity, and noise dampening to the building. I have very little noise from wind or rain. I also caulked the outside of the windows to seal those gaps. After that, I screwed 3/4in plywood against the walls up to 8' to protect the interior of the building from punctures.
Thank you so much. This is great information. Thank you.
Man if you all are going to the expense of doing all of that, why not add electrical????
Which screws did you use for the 3/4 plywood?
@@JohnEngelcan I get the info of the company since I’m looking for a shop like yours same size
@@RobertoHernandez-co2iu elite metal structures.
in total agreement with comments regarding HOAs. I grew up with the family having 165 acres in a "non-major city attached" county. We wanted to build a barn or burn a pile of brush, we did so. No one came knocking on our door about what we were doing. But living in the big city? Actually lived (and still do) in South Central Texas big city, and not only city gestapo code compliance but HOA compliance. We're done. Buying in the country where if I want to raise chickens, cats, or build a barn or dig a basement, I don't ask anyone for permission! Totally done with this totalitarian approach to living. Great price on that shop, btw and excellent video. Thanks for sharing. New sub!
FYI, you only need the minimum requirement typically 4" of 3500 psi reinforced concrete cured for 28 days for most good quality lifts. The engineers designed the baseplates and column gussets for the most common concrete. The anchor embedment will only be ~4" as well. Additional concrete just creates more work for your installer. I always drilled through in the event of an anchor issue, so it could be pounded into the dirt and another anchor placed on top. If you wanted added rigidity, you could go 5-6" deep with a 24" square pad, but anything more is wasted cash. Nice building. I'm just sharing to save the viewers some time and money.
You was straight to the point of the overall cost of this build. Very good video!
Thank you so much.
Great video. Thanks for not taking 45 minutes to explain this. Clear and to the point.
David Mark thank you so much.
Great job but I would never live where there is an HOA. I'm not paying someone every month to tell me what I can't do with MY property That I own.
I've been telling my wife that as we home search...I do not want anyone telling me that I can paint my fence blue or how I should park my car...that's like paying someone 300000 to tell me how to live on or at my own crib...not gonna happen
@@maxziplock sorry for you. You have a narrow perspective.
I say bullshit on that. I have enough property and if I want to have 10 cars in my driveway I can. If I want 15 in my driveway I can. I could park them anyway I want ...I can paint my house any color I want ... I can put up an 85 foot flagpole with Stars and Bars if I want, I could shoot guns in my yard till 10 p.m... it's mine to do what I please... everything I mentioned above isn't happening in an HOA.
@@christopherartis2549 They told us we couldn't fly an American Flag.
Wow really..
Call Elite back and get the crew to come back to fix your windows, have them replace the wall panel screws with colored screws. They stock those just didn’t use them. Also have them bring 2 garage door topseals!
Beautiful Garage👍... Thanks for including Prices💰 in the video..
Thank you so much. :)
That actually seems like decent pricing compared to my 32x48 cost. Looks good too! It shouldn't leak though. That's a design or construction issue that I'd call the builder about (personally). Kudos!
I agree
Good morning from schulenburg, Texas 😊 I just wanted to thank you for sharing video on your metal building and how you done the insulation and the floors and I really loved brick you done a great job it turned out beautiful.
Can't wait to show my husband because I told him we could have some brick put on the building, but I don't think he believed me so I'll show him how beautiful yours turned out. Thank you again oh your cars a beautiful too.
Thank you so much.
Looks amazing great job. 1500 x $6 is 9k and that’s today’s rate. Pouring cement this weekend on my 30x50 I haven’t picked a shop yet. But your prices are very accurate with mine here in Ca.
I literally priced this exact thing but 10 sq ft LESS so 30x40 ------- it came up to 34 grand all in (no brick facing and a single door and lower roof line) ON sale
Thank you so much, I am going to build a similar one and no one could give me even a ball park, this is such a helpful video!
Thank you so much. That was the same issue I was having. I’m glad this was helpful.
This is awesome! I want to do something similar but build out a living space in part of mine and make it a proper live/work situation. I've got all the guys to do the plumbing etc and this has been encouraging to watch and see that it really is affordable!
It really was the best bang for the buck that I have done. Keep us posted on your build.
Have you built your building yet
Great video. Crazy how prices have changed in a few years. I paid 21k for my 20x50 with 14’ walls a 16w 14h front door and a 8x8 back door. You definitely got a better price. I wish I had the room for 30wide like yours
Thank you so much. I totally agree about prices. I’m very fortunate to have done this before hyperinflation.
Awesome video 👍 finally someone who actually explained pricing and the reasoning for it, I have been planning on building this exact one for over a few months now. I have seen some go even cheaper if I am willing to do some of the work. I just have a hard time deciding between wood or metal 🤔 I like the metal buildings but wood buildings are easier to; insulate, run electric, plumbing, and heat/ac. I work full time and have a small business on the side and I go trail riding sometimes with my Jeep. My current "shop" is getting very crowded and I have to share it with 4 people. So I am in the process of finding out what's involved to put up a building like this one in my area. Thanks for the video now I have a general idea of a budget/savings to do 👍
Thank you so much and I’m glad this was helpful. :)
Give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
I'm going to be doing this, albeit slightly smaller of a building. Thanks for breaking the costs down. Thank goodness there isn't an HOA to crimp my style.
G Crauwels awesome. Keep us posted on how it goes and give Elite Metal Structures a call, let them know you watched this video and they will give a discount.
@@JohnEngel Wilco and thanks!
Nice building I like the way you blended it in with your house!
Thank you. I’m really happy with the end result.
Thank you for making this video. Now I have a better idea about the home that I want to build inexpensively.
Thank you. That’s the goal I had when I made this video. :)
I just put up a 50 x70 with provisions for three lifts and with all the rebar and mesh the concrete slab was $4600 doing the labor myself with a few friends.
@Anthony Nelson - How did your permit process go? Did you get a civil or structural engineer to draw your plans for permitting before you began?
@@kimtran228 Where I live you can pour all the concrete you want without a permit so that was no problem. I am a contractor and my situation on the building itself is different than what yours will be since I play poker once a month with the mayor and two guys and a lady from the city. I still had to pay for the permits and had to put up the building according to the building code, but getting the permits was not a problem. You will have to get a hold of the planning and development department in your town to find out exactly what they will want from you. They will ask you to submit a building plan so find yourself a consultant and include their services in your budget. Also, make sure you know how much the permits are going to be so you can add them to your budget as well. Some of the fees can be costly in some areas.
Elite just built a nice metal barn for my cousin in Branford.
Yours is awesome too!
Great video, informative and you actually said pricing. Much appreciated
Matthew Milton thank you so much. :)
Give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
Thankyou giving the cost.
Now the HOA knows better, good luck! Nice garage, thanks for posting.
J Whit lol. I’m sure it would have been easier to get them on board from the beginning but they seem to be okay now. :) Thank you again.
My 24x36 I-beam style building in Las Vegas cost me about 40k when all said and done. This was with me putting up the building but my building was only 11k delivered to my driveway. The rest was in cement, which my pad has insane footers of 3x3x3 under every beam, and all the other bs the city wanted. I had to have my yard core sampled 15ft down, soil tests done, an architect draw up offical pad plans, a fastener inspection done, it was a total pain in the a$$. I finally had to hire a contractor to just deal with the city and put me in touch with the right people. I got off cheap at 40k it could of been much worse. I'm glad that you don't have to deal with that stuff in your area.
Wow and thank you for the comment. I had no idea what other states could make you go through. I feel a little better about, what I thought was a rough process. LOL
Great price, and appreciate putting the pricing in!
Well done
J C thank you so much. :)
@@JohnEngel how did you decide on Elite Metal Structures? Would your review on the structure still be the same almost a year later?
@@sjrskr89 I picked them due to price and when I talked with them I felt I was getting what I paid for. I would use them again anytime. They have been great. They even contacted me because of this issue and took care of the window.
I spray foamed mine and installed a gas hot air furnace. It cos three grand to spray foam it’s 24 x30 I have 9 foot uprights. I spent about 20000 on mine I need to run in water and a drain tube I will use a pumper toilet when I do it along with a small loop of tube to run glycol through when temps go below 0 . I fell on hard times after so it’s not where I wanted it to be but when you have heart failure what else can you do. Love the size. Code would not allow me to have a four car garage which is why mine is smaller. Enjoy your new shop
John Gibson thank you so much and I’m sorry to hear about your heart. I hope all is getting better. Stay healthy, that’s the most important thing.
WOW! 17,000! Thank You. You reignited a dream!
Thank you so much. It’s worth every penny. You will love it.
My sons and I built my shed/barn(according to who you ask) in 2001. It is 30x40' with 10'3" clear height inside and 6'3" clear 30x40' loft. It is 23' peak height with 6/12 and 17/12 pitched roof. Fully insulated, concrete floor, OSB inside walls covered, bright red metal outside with white metal roof. At the time the building cost me $15,000. The reason I mention it is, I ran the metal on the sides horizontal as your shed is. I think it makes for a better look! You still need to do electrical installation yet. At least if you're going to put in a lift, you will.
Congratulations on a very nice building! Respectfully, Kevin
Thank you so much. I just did a video on lighting for the shop. Thank you again.
MFAN-tastic! Minus the brick and fancy light, I'm buying this exact building next month. 😎👍
Awesome. It’s well worth it once you get it installed. Keep us posted. Thank you.
Feel free to call us anytime and we will be glad to help you get yours also! 844-364-9595
@@elitemetalstructures6277 are these buildings Miami-Dade approved? Florida? LOL
@@elitemetalstructures6277 where are you guys located?
Thank you for your time ! And sharing the costs 👍🏻
Looks good dude, the prices are reasonable.
Chris Decker thank you.
Thats a nice looking space! Never seen a metal garage with a brick front. Looks classy.
Thank you so much. We used the same brick as the house to make it look like it was part of the original design.
Man, I just got quoted for a 30x50 wood build garage for 180k. Your looks awesome. Im definitely looking into this.
That was the reason I went this route. I was quoted over 100K, no plumbing or electrical.
Omg me to for a 20×30 they wanted 29k im calling these guys
This video was very helpful, I am about to build a 30 x 50 garage but with three doors on the long side
Thank you so much. I wanted to make something that would help because when I started I had no idea. To be honest, I still have no idea. Lol.
Nice barn. I like how to matched up the brick to match the house. (-:
Roger Smith thank you. :)
Your Info was Well Organized & You communicated MOST Effective👍🏼❗
Thank you so much. Such great comment. Thank you again.
@@JohnEngel Do You have your own website👍🏼❓ Many other Y📺Tube
Home building Videos only have 🎼Music🎶 playing in the background & Do NOT 🚫 Provide Anything 💸$pecific Unfortunately👎‼️
DW Sommerville I do not have a dedicated site. I use RUclips to house all of my videos on projects and cars. I found the exact same thing when I started to research building a shop. That’s what made me decide to give prices, costs and relevant information that I would have loved to know. Thank you again.
Hi john... thanks for this video. I'm in the process of getting things together for a garage myself, and was having a difficult time finding a steel garage. But I went on elite metal structures and found the perfect garage. Thank bro!!!
Awesome. They really did a great job with me. Keep me posted on how it goes.
Do they ship and you assemble? Or only local installs?
Thanks for the help I'm looking at building a new garage at my new home this summer
Thank you. So glad it helped.
Thanks it came out real nice!!! Looks Good
Thank you so much.
Nice building and not a bad price.
Thank you.
Nice shop! Now you can sneak your water line in and plumb your building plus a few electrical outlets.
LOL Me, Never would I do something like that. ;) Electric is needed badly.
I put up a Stick built addition to my garage 24’ deep x16’ wide & 16’ high the slab was 27 yards of 4K lbs concrete - trusses -9 @$125. A piece- 2’ on center. Also did a section 6’ x12’ of 12” thick concrete for a lift. 2x6 stud walls. In my area Hudson Valley, NY - building permit not able to have a complete garage bigger than the square footage of my house, they are serious as a heart attack. 10’x10’ insulated garage door installed was $1800. +/- this was done in 2011 grand total $19,000. +/-!
Thats awesome. Thank you for the comment.
Prices are going to vary widely based upon local costs. My 40x60 concrete bill was $5k labor, $14K concrete, $4500 for rebar, plus excavation and fill dirt to level the pad (had a 3 foot slope). Different styles of build framing have different concrete requirements. Different locals have different codes for footings.
Brian G C thank you so much for this. I think it helps to find out what others have done and costs associated with it.
Material wise for me it's about $8000 for a 30x50 metal building including the slab. The doors are extra for about $3000 for the pair installed since I dont have access to them.
I plan on building it soon. I will do all the labor. This a nice building too.
Thank you so much. You can always give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
2 guys 3days...wonder why the windows leak...CALL THEM BACK!!!
I just did the same type of building but 30x42.. Paid 2000.00 to get the site leveled and dirt work down, set up and poured my own pad with some buddies, 20 yards of concrete and supplies, (form boards, vapor barrier, wire, steel) cost me 4800.00 Building set up by Samson steel cost 14.500.00. Base total before any upgrades like doors and window or insulation came to around 23g.
That’s awesome. Glad to see some prices coming down.
Very nice...and well done ...30k..wow
Thank you so much 😀
What's the best way to paint a door like the white one. Yours looks very well done. I have a metal building with one of those doors and I want to paint it but not sure of the best way. Thanks
PoppaJimmy I used rustoleum spray cans. They worked great and have the color I wanted.
@@JohnEngel Thank you. Will try it this weekend. Did you use more than one coat, and did you paint the inside as well?
PoppaJimmy I used two coats and no paint. Just the sealer. It worked out great for me.
When you hear HOA, run.
I used to think that way until I lived next to some nightmare neighbors and couldn't sell my house because of them
John
Looks great. Good value on the structure and assembly.
Thank you so much.
Boy you really answered all of my questions!! I’m def getting one of those. Great video man!!!
Give elite a call and let them know that I sent you for a discount. Thank you.
He really did!
did you add any material between the brick and the metal building? like Zip Board?
It is held on using metal strips.
Audience hears, $9000! For concrete! RUclipsr says pretty good pricing! I am hearing, OK boys! time to make our own concrete!!
I thought it was a lot as well but no way was I doing that much concrete. Lol
@@JohnEngel I've never heard of such thing for that size. Man! I would have given you a $5,000 bid! And I would have done it myself! That is ridiculous. where are you located if you don't mind me asking?
Welcome 2 My World 1.o SC.
Wanna do a pad that size at my house for five grand?
@@MeltingRubberZ28 if you were serious, I'd say hell yeah! As long as that's labor pay and not material and labor cost together.
I like it. The price is great.
Thank you so much! I was considering a 40x50 for a few classics, collectables, and storage. I'm terrible at estimating size. Brick looks amazing BTW.
Thank you so much. It was well worth the time and money. Such a great space.
Turned out very nice thanks for publishing I plan on doing something very similar in the near future.
Thank you. I think you will love it.
Give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
Beautiful garage, definitely alot less than I was expecting. I wonder how much region has on the effect of the price
Thank you so much. Give Elite a call and mention this video and they will give a discount.
@@JohnEngel praying they will because i was soooooooo excited and then I went to the website and saw the sale prices and got sad again LOL
@@techiegirl2927 I can totally understand that. I’m surprised how much they have gone up as well. I want to believe that prices will go back to what I paid but as long as people are paying they will keep holding the higher price.
Insulation is a must up north, also for condensation. Nice looking building
I agree.
I buy, sell, service and install lifts and other shop equipment for a living and have done so for years. I have literally installed hundreds, probably thousands of lifts in shops, garages, barns, even outdoors. The requirements for installing a 7,000-10,000 pound lift are for the concrete thickness to be 4". When you pour extra thick concrete where you plan to install your lift, You waste your money and you take away the installer's options if you ever decide to move your lift. During the install, you drill all the way through the slab for every anchor bolt. In the event you move the lift or have to lay it down to do work on it, you can take the nuts and washers off the anchors and drive the anchors down even with the slab. If you have extra thick concrete, you can't do that. Your option is to lean the post over while you use a grinder to cut the bolts off or to manhandle the post up to get it off the bolts. It's dangerous and difficult to move the post if the anchors are still sticking up out of the floor. Also, common sense should tell you that a wedge anchor works against the concrete that is above and around the anchor itself. Having extra thick concrete does absolutely nothing to help your lift stay anchored to the slab. What good is concrete that is deeper than the anchor is long? PLEASE, if you intend to install a lift, DON'T pour extra thick concrete where you want the post anchored. Every manual that comes with every lift and every website from every manufacturer and everything you can find from every available source source you wish to check will tell you the same thing. Minimal thickness for concrete is 4". YOU DON'T NEED MORE. A little research goes a long way.
Great info and I wish that I had known this before. I am interested in a 4 post and 2 post lift. Have any deals for something delivered and installed?
Philip Brown some don’t run on minimums, especially structural.
@@JohnEngel What part of the country are you in?
@@tomfletcher3817 Manufacturers ALL specify in their manuals and on their websites what the minimum required thickness and the minimum required strength of the concrete should be to accomodate the lift installation. For a two post lift rated up to 9,000#, it is 4" and 3000#. Those are minimum requirements and ALL operate on that standard.
@@JohnEngel I have 2 - nice used 7000# Rotary two post. I have 1 8000# AAA four post.
The price of lumber has gone way up recently which makes me want to go metal. So much more affordable and these guys finish it in a couple days. I want this! My dream is to have a workshop like this filled with cars to play with!! Just have to convince my wife. :-)
MrShuzaam I agree 100%. My wife has gotten better but still not full onboard. Lol
For $17k I'd certainly expect a fully sealed building.
Yeah I would have too.
@@JohnEngel You sure they didn't forget something? I would've thought the windows would have rubber seals. (?)
$17k???? Really for a new building... You do realize that that is damn low price right? Low enough that taking care of a leak like that would be something to expect and be happy to take care of. Did you think he only paid $100k for his house as well?
newbie here. Is there another option(faux brick) available to match (my) brick home, or is that pretty much a masonry expert, job? Great looing building!
Thank you so much. This is real brick, as I wanted to use the same as my house. There are some Faux bricks that you can use. Some are about 1/2 inch thick and would have been great for this.
Nice building. Could you please share the name of the company you bought the building from? I'm thinking about putting up a similar structure at my property. Thanks.
Elite metal structures.
Thank you.
Hi, I thinking about putting up a 30x50 building with concreate. I have a couple of questions for you. First, Did the windows, Garage Doors and House doors come with the building and did the guys install it with the building. Second, You said the concreate cost you $9,000.00 dollars. Did that include labor for the concreate finisher and all you had to put down to prepare it? Third, i plan on using this building as a shop forn fixing pianos and organs. Do you think I would need to do all of what you did to the concreate considering I will not need a lift(I live in South Carolina). Laslty, i plan on pittling insulation, dry wall and elctricity on the building along with carpet. Do you think it will cost alot more to do this and will I need to put down the shine proyectant that you did for the concrete?
Royalorgans the garage door, window and walk in door where all part of the kit. They can customize that for or you don’t want something. The 9K for concrete included everything. I don’t think there was much a difference in price for the two spots I added more, so I would still factor 9K. Each one of those will add more to your build. I would do spray foam insulation and have an electrician come out. They will be able to give you an accurate quote but I’m going to guess 5-8K more. Best of luck and it’s a great value.
@@JohnEngel Are you saying that if I get spray foam, I would not need to dry wall put in. Also, are you saying that the Spray foam, carpet, dry wall and elctriciry should all cost around 8k
Royalorgans I was saying for spray foam insulation and the electrical it would be around 5-8. You would still want to get drywall and carpet to finish off, but I don’t know how much that will cost because I didn’t price that.
HOA nothing but a scam. I would never want any association telling me what I can and can't have or do around my place. My brother has a home like that and he can't even have his boat in his drive way. What a joke. Stay away
so true
Boat in the driveway..... thats why people have HOAs man.... 😂😂😂
I have the exact same size metal garage as yours. I really like the brick front. Did you have to do a special footing for the brick, if so what size footings?
The footing was 12X12 and the brick is attached to metal with a ton of these metal brackets that bolt to the metal building then sit in the mortar.
@@JohnEngel Thanks!
Amazing great job I’m doing a 20x24 one out of concrete and I’m curious if you run electrical how many amps for the sub panel
I’m running 200 amps to it.
Give Cameron a call at Myelitemetalstructures.com 844-364-9595, Just let him know John from RUclips sent you for a discount.
Get one level higher service wiring connected to the building by the utility company than you expect to need.
It costs a little more for the wire from pole to building, but its cheaper than having to redo it.
Classy! How are the roll-up doors? Are they decently secure? Are you satisfied with those or do you wish you had gone with sectional doors?
Thank you for the comment and yes. I totally wish I had any other style doors. These can not be insulated well at all. I want something that can be sealed.
Just a suggestion you could put up s solar light on the garage.
hearts lessons I just installed LEDs but that is a great idea. I did a video on the LED install. Now I wish I had looked into solar. Didn’t even think about it.
I'm apologize if this has already been answered, but what type paint did you use for the doors? Also, method of application?
It turned out that rustoleum spray paint made it super simple and much easier than a lot of those garage door coating systems. Ask me how I know, I bought one for $100 and it looks like crap.
Are the doors at least 13.7ft for your RV when you retire?
Or, a Semi Truck car hauler.
LOL They certainly are. :) I like how you are thinking.
Hi, did your property tax increase after adding this metal building to your lot? If your property tax increased, how much did it increase?
It did increase but I don’t remember the amount. It was not an absurd amount.
HOA = stay far far away ! Zoning boards are bad enough. But I'm a 50 year old country boy and have 0 interest in buying a house to live out my life in town or a development packed up my nabors nose.
Brick work looks great
Thank you so much. I think it really ties it in.
Thanks for the vid. Lately, I've been getting quotes for a 30x60 metal shop, but with 110/220 power. The quotes have been in excess of $70k. Not sure why so expensive. Probably because I live in Calif.
higg13001 Lol. California seems to always be on the high side. lol. Thank you so much.
Demorats are poverty pimps. Probably 20 grand for permits and inspections. I'm in Texas in a rural county , no code , inspections or permits or Archetect prints.
The brick exterior looks amazing and you got a decent price. Did they lay the bricks just over the metal siding? Trying to figure out if there were any gaps between the metal and brick
@@redorestorations9335 they did but they attached the brick by using a ton of metal attaching strips.
That’s very reasonable
Thank you. I didn't think it was too bad but its the first time I did this so I learned a lot.
What did you put on the floor?
Great question. Here is the video. ruclips.net/video/aLCLn_vYAa4/видео.html
I LOVE YOUR BUILDING.....GREAT THAT YOU PUT THE PRICES IN YOUR VIDEO.....THIS HELPS EVERYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN DOING ONE.....A COUPLE OF THINGS THAT I WANTED TO KNOW.....DID THE PRICE INCLUDE THE THREE ROLL UP DOORS?....ARE THE DOORS POWER OR MANUAL?....DID YOU CONSIDER SKYLIGHTS?....DO YOU PLAN TO ADD ELECTRICITY IN THE FUTURE?....
I WISH THAT I HAD THE SPACE TO PUT ONE UP.....THANKS IN ADVANCE.....
COUNCIL QUIRKS thank you for the question. All of the roll up doors, windows, and insulation was part of the 17K. The doors are manual doors. I did think about skylights, and probably should’ve went that route but I was trying to keep cost down.
great video ty for it, a question I have is you said 12 ft is that to the sidewall, and in the middle a lot taller because of the kind of rafters they used, I was wondering what the middle tallest point is. and is the lift going in the middle. One other question is what are your outermost measurements for the building. are they 30 x 50 or a little larger for the framing? ty for the vid I will be checking out elite.
Thank you so much. Yes the 12ft is at the walls. The center is higher but I don’t have that number. The outside of the building is the 30X50.
♦️John, how do you mark the thick concrete locaion for your future lift so you can find the correct location down the road when you add the lift? Great job on this video. Thank you for sharing your project with us.
Great question. We measured it out. So as long as I don't lose the measurements I know where the center of each square is and how large the squares are. :)
I'm building a log home now and trying to decide if a metal building can fit in with the log home vibe. It'll cost me 4-5 times more money to build a matching log garage than it will to build a metal garage. Any suggestions?
So for me I wanted a garage that matched the house. I got a Quote for a stick built building with brick and it was about five times more than what I paid with the brick façade.
@@JohnEngel Ya.. thats pretty much the same situation here. I was considering stick building it myself and log siding it, but even that route would cost more than double the cost of a metal garage. We're only building a 24x24 two car garage. Tho I wouldn't mind a loft upstairs.. its not a deal breaker if we don't get it. Anyway.. I'm debating on getting a metal building.. and trying to match the color as close as possible to the log stain on the house.. and then log siding the front face only. I'm still un-decided tho.
Anyway.. nice job on the garage. It looks great.
@@JohnEngel Oh.. our other option is to try and match the metal siding to the metal roof on the log home. That way.. it wouldn't be a matching log home.. but it would still look like we coordinated it with the metal color. Cheers...
@@randomstuffwithjoe that’s a great idea. How about a false wood front. Basically cut the logs in half and make the metal building look like it’s log?
@@JohnEngel I may check with the metal garage company about putting up the frame.. and roof etc.. and then I can finish with log siding. I'll look into it. Cheers..
Looks good for roughly 30k
Marcus'World thank you.
This is a great video John. Not a bad price for the size of the building
Thank you sir. It keeps the cars covered and safe and that was the main point. :) Can't wait to see what all you are doing with you Cobra.
@@JohnEngel getting it fixed is the main priority right now after the storm. I need to look into a well built building 😂
I don't do HOAs.
I do not blame you at all.
For those thinking of building a shop, think about the future. Putting on some pipe would allow you to add plumbing down the road on the cheap. Floor drains?
Future electrical? Down the road you might want to have a compressor or HVAC and a few bucks now while it real easy to add later.
Roger Shoaf that’s a great point.
Very good prices and it all looks great, but for such a big span I would go with 6 inces of rebarred concrete, at least.
That was what I originally wanted but costs kept adding up. Thank you again. :)
Thanks. I'm thinking about doing the same thing, except driving one car into it, puting a bed and bathroom in it💀.
Lost me as soon as i heard hoa ...been there , done that,
NEVER again will i pay someone else to tell me what i can n cant do with my own propery ! Totally un american .
Howrver.....ur property looks absoluttly fabulous !
Where did you put your lift footings? How far from the rear and side walls?
The footings are 6 foot by 6 foot all the way in the back left side.
Looks great and I see you got your cabinets up on the left side!
Lol. Yeah they are up and being used. We still need to visit your guy about some tools. :)
How much extra was the roof vapor barrier and could you have have them vapor barrier the whole building?
@@billhawkins6959 I don’t remember the cost but you can get it all over or insulation could be added.
Why wouldn’t you go with just one big garage door instead of two
Price. To do one big door would have been more expensive. Plus this way I can open just one and get that side cleared out.
Great looking building . I like the brick work up front . I just had a 30x40 done I love it metal also. 👍🏽
Thank you so much.
Any city permits? Drawings? I’m trying to make some drawings for permit
Don Guillermo del Norte yes on both. I went to the city office and they give you a packet with everything they want and how they want it. Then you complete the forms and pay 250. They will come inspect along the way and at the end sign off on the building.
John Engel perfect answer thank you! I need to swing by to see what all I need
Doing at 24x30 metal building in 6 weeks with the front being bricked as well. Was there anything you could’ve done to prep the front for brick?
Not really. They just did all of the prep when they arrived.