I would have done 3/4” plywood by the work areas for the walls instead of sheet rock. It’s so nice to be able to just hang something wherever on the walls and not worry about hitting studs
Most likely he is using the Sheetrock for fire resistance. Fire rated drywall or Sheetrock is treated and reinforced so that it will not crumble. Fire rated wall assemblies require fire rated drywall so that they hold up to a fire for some substantial period of time, for example, 1 hour (depending on the rating required), keeping the fire from burning through to the rest of the structure. It is a wise move for him to use this since he is planning to use the building as an auto repair shop and all.
@@canadude6401 Great question here. If you're looking to reboot the atmosphere in a living room or bedroom by covering the existing drywall with tongue-and-groove boards, the good news is that there are no codes prohibiting it. I would make sure to double check to see if there is an possible codes related to this in your area though. You can also simply use Drywall texture to cover up the Sheetrock and give it a nice look to help save money too. In fact, the fire-resistance of drywall balances the propensity of wood to burn and makes the room safer than wood alone. The job isn't quite as simple as tacking the boards to the wall, though. You may need more measurements and preparations than you think. Drywall is a cheap air barrier and will help kill outside noise (rain fall) and perhaps provide some fire protection. The only reason for applying drywall in my opinion would be if it was required by a building code. If it were a flat ceiling it would be justified if the insulation was to be the blown in type. Then all cracks and crevices calked and an application of vapor barrier primer. By the way, the vapor barrier is most important on the ceiling where you have forced convection(heat rises) Somewhere within the insulated space the dew point is reached so why let the vapor get through?
Take some advice from someone that is currently dealing with drainage issues. Do something now before damage is done. It will be much easier and cheaper now. I agree with the few people saying to put in a drainage ditch from the front yard to the back behind the shop, the french drain you installed will not keep up with the amount of rain you get from hurricanes. I would talk to your neighbor and try to work with him splitting the cost and finding a solution that will work for the both of you.
I agree.. I believe there is debate whether those foundation rocks work at all (Might make it worse by allowing water to sit at the foundation).. my understanding is the ground needs to slope away from the foundation, but the slab was laid close to the ground. Bottom line you need a ditch to divert that river.
Personally I would have poured the slab 6-8 inches above grade. Would never have to worry about water pouring inside the shop with that much water coming through the yard it's going to get water inside at some point.
It looks like he was on the right track with his drainage system. Looks like he had used two systems at that at one time. Wise move too at that. The first is he did use the French Drain System as the first part. The purpose of a French drain is to direct surface run off water and groundwater away from the home’s foundation or affected area. These types of drains are ideal because they reduce the hydro-static pressure and remove excess moisture from the soil by collecting surface water and groundwater. French drains are normally installed below the affected area to ensure that the hydro-static pressure is reduced. French drains an easy channel for water to flow through because water travels freely through a pipe and empties away from the home. French drains can be installed to alleviate water from pooling in low-lying areas such as a ditch or basement. If water has collected at the surface, a shallow French drain can be installed. The second system I seen him use with the French Drain System is the Full Gutter System. Full gutter systems can direct storm water to storm water management areas, ponds or collection systems. This allows excess water to be removed from the affected areas. Gutters are ideal for collecting roof runoff and capturing rainwater to direct away from the home’s foundation. It is important to remember that excess water near the home’s foundation can cause erosion to the soils around the home or even cause them to heave or settle. A low cost solution involves installing downspout extensions to the gutters. This allows the water to be discharged in another area. Extensions are even available that are installed under ground allowing the water to be released as far as the curb (which looks like he set it to his French Drain System. I would recommend discharging the rainwater approximately 4 feet away from the structure to a well-drained area. Never discharge to an area such as a flower bed that is abutting the foundation as it may cause the water to pond in that area.
Looks good! As a suggestion, every 6 months or so, check the bolts, hardware and brackets on the roll up doors to make sure they’re still secure. I’ve seen a couple of those doors fail. One rattled lose and came straight down almost hitting a coworker and the other one, the bracket came loose on one side and the door smashed into the ground damaging the other bracket and part of the building. Luckily no one was hurt. Just a suggestion. Shop looks awesome!
it's wise to keep your slab well above the finished grade. It's minimum 6" code in some parts for very good reasons. This would have helped greatly with water issues. I have never seen someone make their slab flush with the ground before.
@@douganderson7002 What are you talking about? I said its good building practice to keep slabs well above grade. So if a "hurricane or flood" or whatever comes. It's better than being flush with the grade. I am very well educated in building science and like to help others with my experience and knowledge. Have a nice day.
When it comes to drywall and paint when I do the drywall I want to paint it as well because I I know what paint I like and I know when I paint it will look perfect with crisp lines and what not. But 45k for a shop that size isn't bad
Me n dad built a garage fab shop, 96'x128'x28' looks like a airplane hanger, concrete 26" thick in the center, has 4 lifts, and various other large tools, you name it but this was back in 2001, and I think total cost of everything which we did 100% of the labor ourselves except for the stone chimneys on each side for burning coal to heat with, but total cost was 59k in southern West Virginia.... Dad's passed away now, and I'm glad I got to spend that time with him over a year building it!!! 💯💯💯💯💯 I'm getting ready to build my own garage now not as big as yours, or my dad's but 28' 40 is big enough for me 😁 You've done an awesome amazing job definitely be proud bro!!!!!
Sweet shop and killer cost. Here in CA that would of cost triple not including permits. 6 environmental impact study’s making sure I’m not disturbing and endangered sow bug and 24 design reviews with 16 changes to makes sure I’m not impending my neighbors view of some scrub oaks 150 yards up the road. Rock on P. Luv the channel and the builds. Can’t wait to see the the new diesel in Mater and Stumpy getting some luv. 🤟
Thank you for making this video with the details on everything you need to know especially the cost it really helps people understand what's up. Great video, very informative. Great job very well done!!!!!
Looks great! Love the rollup garage doors too. I appreciate the breakdown of construction 🔨 costs, as my husband and I will be doing the same size barndominium soon.
@@ParoDoXzThe 21,000 for the red iron kit, did that include installation (buy the company)? Or were you responsible for hiring friends and contractors.
The few companies I have got a hold of to build my 30x50 in AZ want near 60k just for concrete steel and insulation and we don't have those weather issues to deal with. Your bigger building finished out with an eave for 45k seems like a solid deal.
Rick, what companies have you contacted that sell the kit, pour the cement, set up the building? I’m trying to find a single company to do all of that. Don’t like having to contact different contractors. Can you remember?
Man, I just came across your channel. This will sound weird but I drive by this place on a daily basis. It is good to see somebody from my hometown succeeding in RUclips! Keep it up man! Very informative video.
Are you satisfied that the water diversion efforts will get the job done? Have you seen similar rain like shown in this video? May I suggest you place a protective cap where the water exits so wildlife don't clog it up. I had a footer drain with my basement on a deep bed of stone realizing there could be a water issue. One day I saw a pencil like stream of water coming out the floor three feet in the air. That was not supposed to be and found the pipe exit filled with debris. Unbelievable that the water did not push it out because once I opened it up there was a gushing flow for quite some time. The cap has slits in it to let water out but nothing in. Very nice building.
Very Nice Shop, I Can Imagine The Finished Product Is Going To Be A Perfect Setting To Work On Your Projects and Creating Content. I’m Glad To Be Along For The Ride!
You're vidys on your trucks, especially Mader, and your new shop are great. Your one of the best channels on the Tube and look forward to your next vidy. Especially Mader. 👍
Looks great. One question why not have made the finished grade of the concrete 6 in higher? You wouldn't have had to do the French drain.. no flooding...
Love the content and the color scheme glad to see how much progress you have gotten accomplished in this short amount of time especially with the projects you have going on
Just found your channel thru this video & subbed. We're up in Virginia and planning a similar size building. Thanks for the breakdown, really helpful! 🤙-Josh
Y'all did a great job. Created the S. Alabama fanisty factory . $45.000.00 isent that bad. Ied frame me up walls in the back for a dwelling. Ive though of this when i was in my 20's. Shop / house. I watch u n John's videos all of them. Y'all is so good ole boys.
No buddies to help No local Big Red Concrete $190/yard here No home depot rental All crafts both expensive and hard to find help I’m quessing my price here in central Virginia to be about double what you paid. Happy for you. Very nice building. Would love to build one but simply unaffordable here.
can you do an update on your warehouse? and what we should look out for and prep. I've always wanted one and as a new business owner I'm going to really benefit from the space
Very very inspiring very educational and I am exactly in the same boat but two lots on an airport field and I have to pass certain codes because it's at an airport a small airport landing and I was calculating about that much maybe a little bit more I'm in California up north and this is what has my attention right now is to build a warehouse for my two big buses and my my Cessna airplane thank you so much for your video it helped tremendously to give me vision and ideas and very proud of your video thank you so much
Mines about to go up soon. Builder says around Thanksgiving it should be done. Glad to know if I wanted to finish it out what it will take. I do body work so I'll be able to do some projects in mine. Keep up the good work!
Wow, sorry for being tardy to the party fam!!! Nice shop and even nicer price!!! I'm in central Alabama, Elmore County to be exact, and love seeing my fellow Yellow Hammer Natives WINNING💪💪💪 ❤️
friends who help you dig drainage trenches are the best kind of friends! if you have a minute can you report back on the drains and whether they are working as planned?
Thank you for giving a cost even if it is your ish price. At least some of now know what to ask the bank for or even if it is feasible. The big thing for you is to really do something about that water because while yes the french drain is nice and will take care of some water that flooding will wreck a lot of stuff. You just need a good swell to channel the water away from the front of the shot and to the side. If you do concrete from the front of your house to the back shop that might divert it but you need plan for it to work with you and not against you.
It's a bit late for this, but you didn't install that drain properly. You need to put landscape fabric between your soil and the drainage rock. Otherwise, soil particles will start to migrate into the drainage rock and will eventually clog it. Landscape fabric will allow the water to pass through, but will prevent the soil from passing through.
I like how you’re doing your garage. Would you please send me the plans and everything how you’re doing your garage? Let me know if you need anything from me. Your doing an awesome garage. I live in Tennessee. Keep doing an awesome job. Thank you. George
Why didn’t you add exhaust fans? I understand you got bay doors. But if you’re going to be working with a welder along with painting etc. The bay doors will help circulate the air some but, if the the airflow is in the opposite direction you’re gonna have a lot of stagnant air.
Don’t know when you made this video??? I priced a building six months ago at $26 bucks per foot, turn key. Talked to the guy yesterday, now it’s $48 dollars per foot. Absolutely devastating. I’m retiring soon and sorely wish I’d not f’ed around. Strange times. Your shop looks fantastic!
Wow- that is a truly epic shop! Material cost is similar on the west coast, but labor costs in California are drastically higher. Also- permitting alone would be $8k here (I was quoted $39k to build a 20x10 deck and $7k of that was permit- needless to say I built it myself for $3k)
Wow what a coincidence. I'm looking for metal building pricing in a similar size that you're building, watch your video and hear you mention Slocomb Alabama. LoL right down the road. Thanks for the video answering a lot of the questions I had.
Shop is looking really good and yes i believe it will make your videos that much better ( by the way videos have been great to start with) your going to be as good as a regular production shop on tv. Also the value you added to your property is drastic. Keep it up...
Nice size shop. Would of been an idea to have the pad around 10 inches above ground grade. You will have problems with water drainage. Your drainage is rather small.
Your build looks great so far. Can you share what budget you'll need for fire safety systems like smoke, carbon monoxide detection and possibly suppression? Because in California those costs are insane and mandatory.
Is this for personal use or for commercial use? Looks great either way. The only thing I would have done different is put the slab a few inches higher than the ground in addition to the water drain. I think you have enough land to make a long driveway with a slight incline to drive into the garage.
I just want to buy one of these and convert it into this awesome two bedroom two bath open living space with concrete floors. Just simple. Perfect for people who are outdoorsy and live in the country. Also would be great for us weirdos that have five dogs.
that's so nice. once I buy more land I want a 35x40 auto shop with a vehicle lift. I just want to fix my own vehicles without sending them to a shop. also to help out friend and make a little money. I just want a slightly wider than normal bay door, and a bit of space to store equipment.
My garage electrical, 2200*sq, I think it was $3,200 of just materials. Now that is probably about 5 50 amp plugs, too hard at main panel and two 100 amp sub panels and a service disconnect outside the garage, I also ran like 68 outlets, four garage door openers, and four different light circuits.
Thats a really sweat shop and price wise i was actually surprised i would kill to have a building like that I’m stuck in a 19x25 garage but for me it serves its purpose! Also curious to know if the drain system has been working that rain the beginning is crazy man!
I would put a ditch next to fence all the way past shop to keep water away I think it's gonna flood your shop bad don't think your small drainage system can handle that much water if maybe 6-8 hours and stop raining maybe but couple days I'm afraid your in trouble but I hope I'm wrong but keep ditch 3 feet wide by 2 foot deep lined with 1 foot of riff raff rocks in it in back up plan stay safe ,stay healthy , keep building trucks
If power outages are a 'thing' for you, wouldn't a backup generator have been a better decision than the $2000-2500. extra for the battery backup ceiling lights? This is a great project and I'm a little jealous.
Great seeing you man! I want a shop like that! I’m a friend of Dar Braun. Love your diesel stuff. Love this video of all the work you put into the shop! Keep up the great work
what kind of price should i expect for concrete pours that include in ground lift spots? online prices are all over the place and i dont wanna get a crap job done. first thing im doing when i move so i can store 4 cars in a 2 car wide one and all my parts behind them. had 3 collectors cars sitting out side with covers for 3 years since city shut down my covered parking proposal.
Exterior paint used inside may discolor over time. When you repaint, use an interior/exterior and you won't get the discoloring. Breakthrough is fantastic.
Quick question about your building kit. I’m in the process of ordering a 40x50 as we speak. I’m on the gulf coast as well and wondering what your wind rating is on your building. I’ve seen anything from 110mph rating on the “budget kits” up to 140mph.
Prep: 1k
Concrete: 9k
Red iron Kit w/ install: 21k
Drain: 1k
Electrical: 5.5k
Framing/drywall 2.8k
Paint: 1k
Lighting: 4.5k
Flooring 2.5k
Total: 45.5k
Best comment. Ty!
So roughly $23 per sq ft?
@@stephendodson328 yep 22.5
Best part about being an electrician that started off building houses. 😉
Thank you
I would have done 3/4” plywood by the work areas for the walls instead of sheet rock. It’s so nice to be able to just hang something wherever on the walls and not worry about hitting studs
Can always add it now on top of sheet rock.
Most likely he is using the Sheetrock for fire resistance. Fire rated drywall or Sheetrock is treated and reinforced so that it will not crumble. Fire rated wall assemblies require fire rated drywall so that they hold up to a fire for some substantial period of time, for example, 1 hour (depending on the rating required), keeping the fire from burning through to the rest of the structure. It is a wise move for him to use this since he is planning to use the building as an auto repair shop and all.
@@tech-ii5sh so with the building code needing a fire rating, is it permitted to have wood on top of sheetrock? Ive always wondered that
@@canadude6401 Great question here. If you're looking to reboot the atmosphere in a living room or bedroom by covering the existing drywall with tongue-and-groove boards, the good news is that there are no codes prohibiting it. I would make sure to double check to see if there is an possible codes related to this in your area though. You can also simply use Drywall texture to cover up the Sheetrock and give it a nice look to help save money too. In fact, the fire-resistance of drywall balances the propensity of wood to burn and makes the room safer than wood alone. The job isn't quite as simple as tacking the boards to the wall, though. You may need more measurements and preparations than you think. Drywall is a cheap air barrier and will help kill outside noise (rain fall) and perhaps provide some fire protection. The only reason for applying drywall in my opinion would be if it was required by a building code. If it were a flat ceiling it would be justified if the insulation was to be the blown in type. Then all cracks and crevices calked and an application of vapor barrier primer. By the way, the vapor barrier is most important on the ceiling where you have forced convection(heat rises) Somewhere within the insulated space the dew point is reached so why let the vapor get through?
I actually prefer aluminum diamond plate on the bottom 4’
Take some advice from someone that is currently dealing with drainage issues. Do something now before damage is done. It will be much easier and cheaper now. I agree with the few people saying to put in a drainage ditch from the front yard to the back behind the shop, the french drain you installed will not keep up with the amount of rain you get from hurricanes. I would talk to your neighbor and try to work with him splitting the cost and finding a solution that will work for the both of you.
Listen to this person. You need more than a french drain.
I agree.. I believe there is debate whether those foundation rocks work at all (Might make it worse by allowing water to sit at the foundation).. my understanding is the ground needs to slope away from the foundation, but the slab was laid close to the ground. Bottom line you need a ditch to divert that river.
Personally I would have poured the slab 6-8 inches above grade. Would never have to worry about water pouring inside the shop with that much water coming through the yard it's going to get water inside at some point.
They will tax you weather you have a river running thru your shop or around your shop . Make it around it
It looks like he was on the right track with his drainage system. Looks like he had used two systems at that at one time. Wise move too at that. The first is he did use the French Drain System as the first part. The purpose of a French drain is to direct surface run off water and groundwater away from the home’s foundation or affected area. These types of drains are ideal because they reduce the hydro-static pressure and remove excess moisture from the soil by collecting surface water and groundwater. French drains are normally installed below the affected area to ensure that the hydro-static pressure is reduced. French drains an easy channel for water to flow through because water travels freely through a pipe and empties away from the home. French drains can be installed to alleviate water from pooling in low-lying areas such as a ditch or basement. If water has collected at the surface, a shallow French drain can be installed. The second system I seen him use with the French Drain System is the Full Gutter System. Full gutter systems can direct storm water to storm water management areas, ponds or collection systems. This allows excess water to be removed from the affected areas. Gutters are ideal for collecting roof runoff and capturing rainwater to direct away from the home’s foundation. It is important to remember that excess water near the home’s foundation can cause erosion to the soils around the home or even cause them to heave or settle. A low cost solution involves installing downspout extensions to the gutters. This allows the water to be discharged in another area. Extensions are even available that are installed under ground allowing the water to be released as far as the curb (which looks like he set it to his French Drain System. I would recommend discharging the rainwater approximately 4 feet away from the structure to a well-drained area. Never discharge to an area such as a flower bed that is abutting the foundation as it may cause the water to pond in that area.
Great designing and class "A" materials I know you spent thousands but you get it all back from your videos.👍
Looks good! As a suggestion, every 6 months or so, check the bolts, hardware and brackets on the roll up doors to make sure they’re still secure. I’ve seen a couple of those doors fail. One rattled lose and came straight down almost hitting a coworker and the other one, the bracket came loose on one side and the door smashed into the ground damaging the other bracket and part of the building. Luckily no one was hurt. Just a suggestion. Shop looks awesome!
Thank you for being so honest and thorough. I wish you all the best with your work in the future! Cheers,Sean
Thank you!
@@ParoDoXz can you send me the information we’re to get it please
it's wise to keep your slab well above the finished grade. It's minimum 6" code in some parts for very good reasons. This would have helped greatly with water issues. I have never seen someone make their slab flush with the ground before.
@@douganderson7002 What are you talking about? I said its good building practice to keep slabs well above grade. So if a "hurricane or flood" or whatever comes. It's better than being flush with the grade. I am very well educated in building science and like to help others with my experience and knowledge. Have a nice day.
When it comes to drywall and paint when I do the drywall I want to paint it as well because I I know what paint I like and I know when I paint it will look perfect with crisp lines and what not. But 45k for a shop that size isn't bad
Me n dad built a garage fab shop, 96'x128'x28' looks like a airplane hanger, concrete 26" thick in the center, has 4 lifts, and various other large tools, you name it but this was back in 2001, and I think total cost of everything which we did 100% of the labor ourselves except for the stone chimneys on each side for burning coal to heat with, but total cost was 59k in southern West Virginia.... Dad's passed away now, and I'm glad I got to spend that time with him over a year building it!!! 💯💯💯💯💯 I'm getting ready to build my own garage now not as big as yours, or my dad's but 28' 40 is big enough for me 😁
You've done an awesome amazing job definitely be proud bro!!!!!
Great video, I think you did great on price. Nice you have friends and a wife that helps.
Great job! Look forward to everything being 100% done and the shop full of tools and cars.
thank you sir it come to par good looking great
Sweet shop and killer cost. Here in CA that would of cost triple not including permits. 6 environmental impact study’s making sure I’m not disturbing and endangered sow bug and 24 design reviews with 16 changes to makes sure I’m not impending my neighbors view of some scrub oaks 150 yards up the road. Rock on P. Luv the channel and the builds. Can’t wait to see the the new diesel in Mater and Stumpy getting some luv. 🤟
Most counties here in Alabama have no building codes, so you can just build what you want.
Lots of things to keep in mind. Thanks for the rundown. This will be useful for my garage kit shopping.
Thank you for making this video with the details on everything you need to know especially the cost it really helps people understand what's up. Great video, very informative. Great job very well done!!!!!
Thanks for watching 👍
Looks great! Love the rollup garage doors too. I appreciate the breakdown of construction 🔨 costs, as my husband and I will be doing the same size barndominium soon.
Thanks! Glad to help!
@@ParoDoXzThe 21,000 for the red iron kit, did that include installation (buy the company)? Or were you responsible for hiring friends and contractors.
@@kingjames1282 he said that $21k was all in for metal and labour.
@@ParoDoXz we’re you bought the kit
Were did you buy the kit can you please send me information
The few companies I have got a hold of to build my 30x50 in AZ want near 60k just for concrete steel and insulation and we don't have those weather issues to deal with. Your bigger building finished out with an eave for 45k seems like a solid deal.
Rick, what companies have you contacted that sell the kit, pour the cement, set up the building? I’m trying to find a single company to do all of that. Don’t like having to contact different contractors. Can you remember?
Impressed with how articulate and detailed this explanation was!! Great job.
I'm going into building one in the future your video here gave me peace of mind in alot of different ways thank you very much keep up the good work.
Thanks! Helpful to see real numbers to be able to get a ballpark of what things could cost. Looking forward to watching the progress.
Glad to help! Thanks!
dang so i need 50k to make me a dream car garage. good to know
This is very close to what I want for my build in Auburn. Glad you are in Alabama to get an idea of local costs.
Great job on the shop building. Well thought out design and materials. Congrats!
Man, I just came across your channel. This will sound weird but I drive by this place on a daily basis. It is good to see somebody from my hometown succeeding in RUclips! Keep it up man! Very informative video.
Great info! I’m in the T-town area so I’m gonna check out your building kit guy.
Are you satisfied that the water diversion efforts will get the job done? Have you seen similar rain like shown in this video? May I suggest you place a protective cap where the water exits so wildlife don't clog it up. I had a footer drain with my basement on a deep bed of stone realizing there could be a water issue. One day I saw a pencil like stream of water coming out the floor three feet in the air. That was not supposed to be and found the pipe exit filled with debris. Unbelievable that the water did not push it out because once I opened it up there was a gushing flow for quite some time. The cap has slits in it to let water out but nothing in. Very nice building.
Very Nice Shop, I Can Imagine The Finished Product Is Going To Be A Perfect Setting To Work On Your Projects and Creating Content. I’m Glad To Be Along For The Ride!
You're vidys on your trucks, especially Mader, and your new shop are great. Your one of the best channels on the Tube and look forward to your next vidy. Especially Mader. 👍
Are you going to make a driveway from the shop to you main drive
They pour today! Haha
I like the fact that you told us how much it cost exactly a lot of guys don't do that on RUclips
Looks great. One question why not have made the finished grade of the concrete 6 in higher? You wouldn't have had to do the French drain.. no flooding...
Love the content and the color scheme glad to see how much progress you have gotten accomplished in this short amount of time especially with the projects you have going on
Thanks for helping me with my maths cba
Just found your channel thru this video & subbed. We're up in Virginia and planning a similar size building. Thanks for the breakdown, really helpful! 🤙-Josh
Y'all did a great job. Created the S. Alabama fanisty factory . $45.000.00 isent that bad. Ied frame me up walls in the back for a dwelling. Ive though of this when i was in my 20's. Shop / house. I watch u n John's videos all of them. Y'all is so good ole boys.
No buddies to help
No local Big Red
Concrete $190/yard here
No home depot rental
All crafts both expensive and hard to find help
I’m quessing my price here in central Virginia to be about double what you paid.
Happy for you.
Very nice building.
Would love to build one but simply unaffordable here.
Nice size shop! Steel liner panels are much quicker and cheaper. No paint drywall or extra framing needed. Less labor also.
Thanks for all the info helps to get some kind of budget and ideas.👍🏻
can you do an update on your warehouse? and what we should look out for and prep. I've always wanted one and as a new business owner I'm going to really benefit from the space
Very very inspiring very educational and I am exactly in the same boat but two lots on an airport field and I have to pass certain codes because it's at an airport a small airport landing and I was calculating about that much maybe a little bit more I'm in California up north and this is what has my attention right now is to build a warehouse for my two big buses and my my Cessna airplane thank you so much for your video it helped tremendously to give me vision and ideas and very proud of your video thank you so much
Mines about to go up soon. Builder says around Thanksgiving it should be done. Glad to know if I wanted to finish it out what it will take. I do body work so I'll be able to do some projects in mine. Keep up the good work!
This is helpful, thank you for this.
Very good craftmanship and presentation
I'm about 3hrs north of you(outside Auburn) and will be building a shop on my property.
I've got an 1986 K5 Blazer that has been good to me.
Wow, sorry for being tardy to the party fam!!! Nice shop and even nicer price!!! I'm in central Alabama, Elmore County to be exact, and love seeing my fellow Yellow Hammer Natives WINNING💪💪💪 ❤️
friends who help you dig drainage trenches are the best kind of friends! if you have a minute can you report back on the drains and whether they are working as planned?
Exactly what I'm going to build. 2 of these
That's a pretty good price for what you got! I am going to keep them in mind for when I get mine in a month or two.
Finishing up a 40x60x14 red iron building myself. It will be twice as much as yours by the time I am done.
Sounds like you're bragging...
@@timsgta No, more disappointed than anything.
Thank you for giving a cost even if it is your ish price. At least some of now know what to ask the bank for or even if it is feasible. The big thing for you is to really do something about that water because while yes the french drain is nice and will take care of some water that flooding will wreck a lot of stuff. You just need a good swell to channel the water away from the front of the shot and to the side. If you do concrete from the front of your house to the back shop that might divert it but you need plan for it to work with you and not against you.
It's a bit late for this, but you didn't install that drain properly. You need to put landscape fabric between your soil and the drainage rock. Otherwise, soil particles will start to migrate into the drainage rock and will eventually clog it. Landscape fabric will allow the water to pass through, but will prevent the soil from passing through.
I like how you’re doing your garage. Would you please send me the plans and everything how you’re doing your garage? Let me know if you need anything from me. Your doing an awesome garage. I live in Tennessee. Keep doing an awesome job. Thank you. George
Great investment, gives you a lot more room for activity’s 💪
Thanks Sean!
Great Video Thanks for all the price breakdowns
Why didn’t you add exhaust fans? I understand you got bay doors. But if you’re going to be working with a welder along with painting etc. The bay doors will help circulate the air some but, if the the airflow is in the opposite direction you’re gonna have a lot of stagnant air.
Don’t know when you made this video??? I priced a building six months ago at $26 bucks per foot, turn key. Talked to the guy yesterday, now it’s $48 dollars per foot. Absolutely devastating. I’m retiring soon and sorely wish I’d not f’ed around. Strange times. Your shop looks fantastic!
I need to move down there, can't believe how cheap ya'll got that shop for!! Good for you brother
Wow- that is a truly epic shop!
Material cost is similar on the west coast, but labor costs in California are drastically higher. Also- permitting alone would be $8k here (I was quoted $39k to build a 20x10 deck and $7k of that was permit- needless to say I built it myself for $3k)
Thanks Matt! & What the hell? That would cost like $1500 to build in Alabama lol
Sound quality is much better man! Shop turned out good 👍🏼
Wow what a coincidence. I'm looking for metal building pricing in a similar size that you're building, watch your video and hear you mention Slocomb Alabama. LoL right down the road. Thanks for the video answering a lot of the questions I had.
Shop is looking really good and yes i believe it will make your videos that much better ( by the way videos have been great to start with) your going to be as good as a regular production shop on tv. Also the value you added to your property is drastic. Keep it up...
Thanks Roderick!
Nice size shop. Would of been an idea to have the pad around 10 inches above ground grade. You will have problems with water drainage. Your drainage is rather small.
Great build! Enjoyed the tips and walkthrough. Contemplating the same project myself.
Have you priced the AC and Heating? I believe you mentioned in an earlier video, you were going to have AC and Heat in your shop.
dnt worry,,,,ulll be waiting for an answer
Good stuff Caleb. Good breakdown
Thanks Hank!
Thanks man. Great video!! What gauge steel is the exterior?
Shop looks great y'all also have the best tomatoes around I always get slocumb tomatoes. I live about 1.5 hours just north east of ya in a small town.
Your build looks great so far. Can you share what budget you'll need for fire safety systems like smoke, carbon monoxide detection and possibly suppression? Because in California those costs are insane and mandatory.
Him living in lower Alabama and being in a residential area he probably won’t have to deal with all that red tape safety stuff
Lower Alabama you don’t have to deal with any of that.
Is this for personal use or for commercial use? Looks great either way. The only thing I would have done different is put the slab a few inches higher than the ground in addition to the water drain. I think you have enough land to make a long driveway with a slight incline to drive into the garage.
That shop is looking really good my man. I would definitely like to own that myself.
Very nice shop. Congratulations, hard work does pay!
Looks awesome dude. I'm in Geneva with the large "barndominium" on 52. Great Ideas.
you've got good friends
Great video with real-world costs. Thanks! I'm in the serious planning stages of doing this myself.
Thanks John! Good luck with yours!
Great video! Very helpful info
I just want to buy one of these and convert it into this awesome two bedroom two bath open living space with concrete floors. Just simple. Perfect for people who are outdoorsy and live in the country. Also would be great for us weirdos that have five dogs.
Thanks for the update looking good can't wait for the final one
that's so nice. once I buy more land I want a 35x40 auto shop with a vehicle lift. I just want to fix my own vehicles without sending them to a shop. also to help out friend and make a little money. I just want a slightly wider than normal bay door, and a bit of space to store equipment.
With the amount of rain you showed before the shop was built, it doesn't look like that French drain would be large enough.. How's it working?
Awesome! Cannot wait to see the finished product
Would love to build a shop house/garage kind like this.
Well....who wouldn't ???
My garage electrical, 2200*sq, I think it was $3,200 of just materials. Now that is probably about 5 50 amp plugs, too hard at main panel and two 100 amp sub panels and a service disconnect outside the garage, I also ran like 68 outlets, four garage door openers, and four different light circuits.
Great Video and looking forward to Future Builds at your Shop
thank you, great job; cost you, not costed you.
Thats a really sweat shop and price wise i was actually surprised i would kill to have a building like that I’m stuck in a 19x25 garage but for me it serves its purpose!
Also curious to know if the drain system has been working that rain the beginning is crazy man!
That was a 4 day hurricane not a rain haha the drain has been working perfect! Thanks man!
@@ParoDoXz ah ok gotcha well that’s good then! Place is awesome just watched the last couple videos on this project!
I would put a ditch next to fence all the way past shop to keep water away I think it's gonna flood your shop bad don't think your small drainage system can handle that much water if maybe 6-8 hours and stop raining maybe but couple days I'm afraid your in trouble but I hope I'm wrong but keep ditch 3 feet wide by 2 foot deep lined with 1 foot of riff raff rocks in it in back up plan stay safe ,stay healthy , keep building trucks
Man....no snow load in Alabama. Steel buildings here in Maine have to be much more substantial for 75pounds per square foot of roof load.
If power outages are a 'thing' for you, wouldn't a backup generator have been a better decision than the $2000-2500. extra for the battery backup ceiling lights? This is a great project and I'm a little jealous.
Great seeing you man! I want a shop like that! I’m a friend of Dar Braun. Love your diesel stuff. Love this video of all the work you put into the shop! Keep up the great work
Great video! Well done, great breakdown..
Keep up the good work!
Hey from Geneva Alabama
Dream shop. So awesome. Congrats and thanks for the cost breakdown.
what kind of price should i expect for concrete pours that include in ground lift spots? online prices are all over the place and i dont wanna get a crap job done. first thing im doing when i move so i can store 4 cars in a 2 car wide one and all my parts behind them. had 3 collectors cars sitting out side with covers for 3 years since city shut down my covered parking proposal.
At first I laughed cus the whole electricians and drywall guys beef online but that guy you went with who did both is a genuis
In the process of pricing building , what is the difference between a red iron building vs a prefab kit ?
Looks good man. I had almost the same up when I lived in Panama city however, Hurricane Michael twisted it like a pretzel.
Very informative thanks for sharing all the cost of building your shop! Looks amazing!
Thanks for watching Adam!
Nice shop good work
Exterior paint used inside may discolor over time. When you repaint, use an interior/exterior and you won't get the discoloring. Breakthrough is fantastic.
Quick question about your building kit. I’m in the process of ordering a 40x50 as we speak. I’m on the gulf coast as well and wondering what your wind rating is on your building. I’ve seen anything from 110mph rating on the “budget kits” up to 140mph.
I’m in Cullman,Alabama we have a few building companies here in our community.
Are those doors leaky? Are you still happy with them or do you wish you had gone with sectional doors?