It's nice out in the country because nobody knows your business only thing is would be on the outskirts it takes longer for cop to come there if someone does Something But I see you could take care yourself which your side piece It's always good to
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Now how many cars could you fit in this garage I'm looking for one that I could put 1 in front of the other and still have like at least 5 or 6' in the front of the 1st car Please comment back I wanna collect some old cars make it a really man Cave And a toy Box I will call that going right across the front man cave toy Box please call me back I love this garage it's a perfect size that's why I'm wondering about the cars
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Thank you for this information who built this for you what is the name of the company I live in Connecticut I wonder if they come this far
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Could you fit 2 cars in deep in this garage that is my biggest question if I get this size building please Let me know it came out really nice
Trying to get my 40x60x14 erected. It has been a nightmare so far. Nobody wants to work. General Contractor I had is turning out to be worthless. Having to do everything myself.
Great video, and really appreciate the fact you put your construction cost right in the discription. Unlike most RUclipsrs who sit and let the viewers beg in the comments for information on costs.
I envy you. This is how I want to live. I've been in san Francisco most of my life and want property where I can build a warehouse and have more cars. Been thinking a lot of country living lately. Thumbs up!!!
thats pretty good value for money, had a price for supply only no base for 38500 sterling in 2017. additional price for ground work on clay for 20 large.still thinking about doing this project.
Hard to be away during these things. I appreciated it anyway == Thanks. Sadly - I'll bet the cost here on the west coast would be at least double whatever you paid.
Nice tour, thank you very much for giving a price tag. I know every single job is different in price but just having a really big ball park estimate helps. Building looks solid, hopefully it holds it as I am sure it will!
Totally love your metal isolated building, it rocks and the price is totally doable since it has does big rolling door and completely isolated. It was just a shame does two beautiful trees had to be sacrificed, but overall A++.
Very nice building, I have 10year experience erections metal buildings myself, work for one of the best companies in Colorado but now am trying working hard to star my own lil business going on putting up metal buildings of any kind
Did the $43.5k cost include the 8 loads of dirt and leveling it? Just curious, did you get the free fill dirt or you had to buy it? Who was your installation contractor? Did you do the electrical work yourself or that's included with the building installation?
Yes it included everything but that was 8 years ago. We just had another 50x30 building built for about the same price. Here's the builders website. mcknightconstruction.com/
. Covered storage is invaluable. Something my old lady just doesn't get. Alas, I will forever work on my truck etc.... in the dirt. outside with the mosquitos. :)
Yes a garage is invaluable, I've worked on vehicles and projects outside for too long and it's nice to be on a concrete floor in a garage rather then in the dirt when it's raining or cold.
Such an intelligent investment, and best of all it does not depreciate like a car! Now imagine all the wonderful experiences you can teach, your kids in a shop like this, carpentry, welding, car shop, etc. That is n intelligent investment brother!
I didn't want to be critical, i'm in the planning stages of building my own barn and thought your video would be more helpful with technical issues. congratulations on your building!
Very nice... I just finished my shop.. I'll have to upload a video of the finished product.. It's total span is 58x100.. I'm in Southern California.. It's only been finished for about a week.. I'm currently fencing around it and trying not to kill myself in the process.. I've installed nearly 500 ft of chain link fence posts, thus far !
Awesome property and man cave!!!! and so similar to what I have in process buying a 5 acre property that already has a huge steel building...I paced it off at about 50X80 ish ...only one roll up door though and not insulated. I'd love to insulate it and plywood the walls but MAN that would be a LOT of plywood and insulation! Mine has a bathroom halfway finished and a sliding glass door on end opposite roll up door...my tentative plan is to frame in a 50X15 quarters on that end complete with kitchenette and covered patio! Will be the ultimate "man cave" me thinks! .... far enough away from house that wife won't care what the boys are doing out there!!! LOL ...I might even have an indoor archery range! Heck I just realized that I COULC create a friggen bowling alley for that matter! So much space that I LITERLLY do not know what to do with it! I would never have built THAT big of a man cave but I stumbled upon this property, I have the resources AND the wife is in love with the hill top location 360 degree views that go on forever! That old adage "too good to be true" dawns on me though now...trying to temper my ecstasy with caution....like maybe something bad , waiting for that proverbial "other foot to fall" or wake up and it was just a dream! ...On the other hand I am OLD now so maybe that by itself is the other foot already done fell...lol...too old to "live the life" I wanted to but could not when I was younger...."STUFF" making one happy? More of an illusion than anything else? Signing up for LOTS of work making the place what I think will be cool...finish it up just in time to be too old to enjoy it long?? LOL ....God have merty on me a sinner is all I can think to say...I know I don't deserve it in particular compared to most of 7billion on this planet who 95% of can't afford a dream home.....ya know??
Oh yeah, I forgot to say, mine has a 200 amp service too! No shop lighting or welding outlets but at least the panel is there! Power to roll up door too! I'm putting a remote on the puppy first thing , Lord willing Also I want to look into solar panels for the roof...are the roofs of these things strong enough to support those?? Another idea is to put gutters and a couple of BIG rain barrels "just in case society collapses" lol ...it is amazing how much water can be collected off each 100 square foot of roof area for every one inch of rainfall ...not an issue for lots of folks where it rains a lot but here in southern california we are in long time draught and seeing only like 10" rainfall per year! Yes there is a well but it is deep and powered by big 3 phase submersible...if power grid failed I could not get water out of that well...well maybe if all of the homes serviced by it chipped in for a genny...doubt they are all "preppers" though.and a 3 phase gen pack is BUCKS! ..I am not even a real prepper for that matter...just enough of that mindset that I would breathe easier if I had a backup plan for water and power...paranoid? Maybe. or maybe it is smart to be a little paranoid??
Believe it or not, for every inch of rain that falls on a catchment area of 1,000 square feet, you can expect to collect approximately 600 gallons of rainwater. Ten inches of rain falling on a 1,000 square foot catchment area will generate about 6,000 gallons of rainwater! That's right, 6,000 gallons! many thousand square feet of building! So if a steel building is 2 to 5 thousand square feet of roof? X 600for every 1000 square feet time how much rainfall in the year? I could fill HUGE tanks! 4 (k sq ft) X 600 gallons times 10 24,000 gallons per year JUST off my steel building's roof??? Get me to 10,000 gallon plastic tanks??? Or at least a couple 5,000 gallon jobbers? (one for each side place in corner inside building?? Is that over the top paranoid?? Anyone??
Wow that's quite a find on the 50 x 80 metal building. I'm in the process of building a work area in one corner of the building. I'm putting 2x4 studs and plywood on the walls with electrical outlets and light switches and then build an L shape 17 x 8 work bench to go in that corner. But I still have to get electrical service to the building. Collecting rain water would be a good idea and storing it in big tanks to water your garden would be nice. I was never a prepper until last year when I started to see where this country is headed. Our economy is going to hell, so my wife and I decided to move out of the city and in to the country where we could grow our own food and be away from the congestion and chaos, especially when the economy collapses. Your not to old to enjoy what you have now as long as you take care of your health. I Used to be very sick with a systemic candida infection caused by the wrong/bad diet. So the Lord opened my eyes to eating the correct diet that God gave us originally in Genesis 1:29 (Vegan) and all my candida and symptoms are now history. Thank for writing and enjoy your property.
Not to be nosy how much did this building run you the way it is with the concrete and the building I'm just trying to get a rough idea on how much that building is gonna be and then how much it's going to be extra to Do Heated floors please comment back this building is exact what I would like to purchase
Looks beautiful man, one day I hope to have something like that for a live in workshop/art studio one day. I really like how you selected so many roll up doors. You can really open that place up when your working
for more heavy commercial type use would a design or other expert be needed to help with design, permits etc? I wanna do a box building with metal beams on top and do most of the construction myself.
Nice job on video and the project, I just started the plans in motion up here in upstate New York, but my garage will be 50' wide 36' front to back and 12' to 13' at the eaves. Not sure if I want high enough for jayco camper might just build separate aluminum roof structure for that. In the area cordend off for your workshop, could you add a second floor for overhead storage? Just an idea... great job
Had a shop that size and insulated just like that.. It will rip eventually. So plywood on lower walls--- Run conduit power on plywood for plugs and lights. Propane for a heater. It will get dark in there so i cut in windows and added a bathroom.. Its all a man toy.
I am running numbers on building a 60x30 shop. Plan on doing as much of the work possoble to keep cost down. Im think 2 main garage doors plus a door on the side. Cool shop.
Well right now it's definitely full of junk but I do have a couple of videos building my work bench area and heavy duty garage shelves. ruclips.net/video/FUrOgUudlBg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/sBIh2y-PLvU/видео.html
@@petebeasttexashomesteading How do you like it Yeah we do heated floors and I'm gonna insulate the snot out of it I wanna make a man cave in there too
@@petebeasttexashomesteading OK yeah I'm gonna do why the heated floors but I'm also gonna do a fallout shelter on their floor I'm just waiting For my lawsuit to come in to the bomb shelter I have to have a pit and then I want to do a man's cave up in the upper area
Kinda curious what happened to the Kubota grapple, did he lift it or transport the tree wrong? It seems when lifting the first log the cylinders were fully extended when he drove away. Looking to build a shop similar to yours (with trees in the way) thanks Paul.
I live in central cali.been shopping for the same size building , I got quote from local company . 33k for the building kit , 12k concret , 10k for the erection , included 2 doors 12x14 and one walkin door,insulation , total 55k . Should I go for it?
43k is about 3X what I was expecting. The price of these must have really gone up the last 10 years. I had a cousin about 15 years ago have one similar to this built and the price included 6” concrete floor & insulation and he spent just over $18k
I'm looking at moving upstate next year to get out of this rat race. I was thinking a steel home would be a great safer alternative to a mobile home and much more affordable than a typical home. I'd like to put one on maybe a couple acres. there are so many variables including the steel structure scams that I'm finding out about. What else do I need to know? Condensation issues, energy efficiency, I for sure don't want the inside like this one. What about plumbing, electric... I want it done for me I don't want no games. I'm sure it will be a little more expensive like that but I want turn key. Any information would be helpful
They do make homes with this basic metal building structure. You'll have to search your area for metal building home construction companies and it would be cheaper then building a conventional home.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading In my area of South Florida every company down here is a scam. Every company seems like they change names screw ppl and repeat. I found on place in biz 13 years but when I search online nothing is over a year old. Then the company history in sunbiz doesn't add up
I cant believe that hydraulic ram on that loader doesn't have a stop ring welded to the back of that piston to keep it from popping out? Just that one lil clip is worth posting on RUclips so everybody can see Kabota's ram. Now for your building. That's very nice, and the same size i want. I like how it's constructed. Who makes this kit? If you don't mind me asking, how many acres is your property? I'm looking to pick up 5-10 acres in Florida and going to do a building like this with a small apartment in side. Goos job, nice build
Thanks, I have 20 acres and the building was built by a local company that puts up metal buildings so it's not a kit. I just told him what size I wanted 40'x60'x14' at the eaves. What size doors I wanted and where I wanted them and a 4-inch thick slab is pretty standard here. I would look for and talk to a local metal building builder and see what he says. My total price from slab to finish was about $43,500
I just re watched this video again. Our building is 40x60 it has been standing 44 years. Most of my building is open to the elements there is one end wall two sections open then last section closed up with windows an upstairs. The wife says lets enclose it. She calls the company the buildings name which is shown on the ends. This guy gives us a price of $80,000. Wow! So through their company we ordered new girts, sheet panels, bolts, screws and now the door frames and structure parts. I had my roofer come in put new metal roof on so it's done. It's only me and my wife doing this job so it may take awhile' Then can have door company come in to hang the new roll up doors.
I want to turn that exact building into a home. I live in a very wet part of the country and want a large open space at one end for undercover outdoor living plus parking!
This may sound like the craziest idea for the use of one of these arched panel buildings. I am a disabled female veteran and I am looking for ways to build a loft style building which allows easy movement in a wheelchair, and use it as my home. Any ideas? I know I would have to add heat/ac plumbing for a kitchen and a bathroom. Thank you for any ideas and help you may have for me. I have been begging my local VA for handicap adapted home grant, and after 27 plus years, I have given up on my VA doing anything for me.
There are many metal building builders that build metal building homes and they're less expensive then your traditional home. Just do a google search on "Metal building homes" or in your area. Here are a couple I found and scroll down for pictures. www.metal-building-homes.com/24-x-30-metal-building-home-for-a-couple-or-small-fam-hq-plans-pictures/# metalbuildinghomes.org/mueller-buildings/
Very nice thinkig, i work for the best metal building company in Colorado Baker builders , I been doing this for over 10 years now am trying to star my own lil busyness going on, if any further questions I can show picture of all beautiful buildings I put up myself thank you
I'm sorry that it's like this for us Veterans, Ma'am. Thats pretty embarrassing... knowing that we give more than any reasonable person would give, for our country, and when they send us home damaged, they just say "Well, on to the next person that'll give their life or limb for next to nothing". I was told directly "We're not in the business of fixing soldiers, we're in the business of weeding-out the broken one's". That was at my medical board in the Army, when I was fighting to stay in. Anyway, I hope that you get what you need, in order to live a better quality life. Again... I'm sorry that it's like this for us.
I think for what you’re looking you should check out the Barndominium I think this will be exactly what you’re looking for and set up anywhere you like. And if you’re looking for a builder for this type of building check out RR buildings on RUclips this guy builds amazing barns.look up, Epic Post Frame Home walk through, on RUclips.
Are you happy with the size? I originally was thinking of a 40 X 60. But want to section off 20 feet for a wood shop. Also have two projects cars, storage, work bench, etc. Who built yours? Are you happy with the company? Are there things you wish you would have added or not done? Windows?
I'm very happy with the building but it's filling up quick. I have two cars an 18 ft trailer, tractor and implements work bench and area and just enough room to park my pickup if I need to. So I wouldn't mind if it was a little bigger but that's ok. I had it built by a small local company but I'm not sure were they got the materials from.
Nice job! You might want to protect it with a French drain, catch basins, channel drains, trench drains, dry wells, and an external sump pump. This can be DIY job. However, rent a trencher to do the heavy digging. It costs about $100 per day. I noticed you showed at the beginning of the video some water puddles, and you mentioned rain when the foundation was tarped before the pouring of the concrete. If you do have heavy rain, you can use the French drain to carry the rainwater as far away from your property as possible, and you could use it, also, to get a hold of the water puddles where you thought of installing your shed initially. Place catch basins below the water spouts from the roof and wherever you have water puddles. Since your property is large you might want to use a combination of dry wells with an external sump pump pit. The dry wells will keep some of the storm water below grade, and for very strong rains the sump pump will carry the water away from the buildings. You might need two different pipes to do this (perforated and regular pipe). Use 6" pipes to do this due to the large property area. Use channel and trench drains at vehicle entrances and around the building. This site might provide some ideas, and Chuck from Apple Drains here at RUclips might provide better guidance: www.ndspro.com
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I dream of having a garage like this. Very nice
Thank you, I also had that dream and it finally came true.
Pete B. Awesome man glad to see your dreams come true
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Im looking at a 30 x 50 fully insulated. Its used, in great condition but has to be dismantled. Will be a lot of work but saving some $!
That's a very nice building. That's what i like about living in the country. I just put up a 90x90 in my side yard on a foundation wall. I love it
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Looking to convert one of these into a loft style home. Really enjoyed this video and that you had the completed cost. Thank you
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It's nice out in the country because nobody knows your business only thing is would be on the outskirts it takes longer for cop to come there if someone does Something But I see you could take care yourself which your side piece It's always good to
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@@petebeasttexashomesteading Now how many cars could you fit in this garage I'm looking for one that I could put 1 in front of the other and still have like at least 5 or 6' in the front of the 1st car Please comment back I wanna collect some old cars make it a really man Cave And a toy Box I will call that going right across the front man cave toy Box please call me back I love this garage it's a perfect size that's why I'm wondering about the cars
@@martinneps9387 You can fit two cars in each bay so three doors is six cars. You can fit another car at the end door too.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Thank you for this information who built this for you what is the name of the company I live in Connecticut I wonder if they come this far
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Could you fit 2 cars in deep in this garage that is my biggest question if I get this size building please Let me know it came out really nice
That's my dream garage! Great job!!!!
Thank you
@@petebeasttexashomesteading how much from m start to finish?
Thank you for this. I am about to embark on installing a garage... and this was a nice visual walk through of the process.
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Trying to get my 40x60x14 erected. It has been a nightmare so far. Nobody wants to work. General Contractor I had is turning out to be worthless. Having to do everything myself.
That's not good, it hard to find good people to do work today.
I like the fact that you put a vapor barrier under the concrete so your floor is always dry
Great video, and really appreciate the fact you put your construction cost right in the discription. Unlike most RUclipsrs who sit and let the viewers beg in the comments for information on costs.
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I envy you. This is how I want to live. I've been in san Francisco most of my life and want property where I can build a warehouse and have more cars. Been thinking a lot of country living lately. Thumbs up!!!
Thank you, I've lived in the cities most of my life too and now that I'm in the country, I would never move back to the city.
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thats pretty good value for money, had a price for supply only no base for 38500 sterling in 2017. additional price for ground work on clay for 20 large.still thinking about doing this project.
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Every few months I watch this video
Think it's an awesome project and awesome video.
Awesome, thank you.
Thanks for posting this. For those of us looking to get a metal building this is a helpful video.
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Very nice looking metal building.
Thank you
Please let me have some information on cost and builders
Congratulations on your new building it looks great.
Thank you
Nice building. Would have liked seeing more of actual construction.
Thanks, I wasn't living at the property at the time it was being built and was going up to see the progress on the week ends.
Hard to be away during these things. I appreciated it anyway == Thanks.
Sadly - I'll bet the cost here on the west coast would be at least double whatever you paid.
RelentlessHomesteading yes friend,let me help u pls contact flora 008613127066051
Nice tour, thank you very much for giving a price tag. I know every single job is different in price but just having a really big ball park estimate helps. Building looks solid, hopefully it holds it as I am sure it will!
bombebomb Thank you
Totally love your metal isolated building, it rocks and the price is totally doable since it has does big rolling door and completely isolated. It was just a shame does two beautiful trees had to be sacrificed, but overall A++.
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Wayyyy Kool. Thx a Ton !!
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Simple building house and very nice
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Very nice building, I have 10year experience erections metal buildings myself, work for one of the best companies in Colorado but now am trying working hard to star my own lil business going on putting up metal buildings of any kind
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Come do mine in FL
My dream Shop !!! LOl... You are Blessed....
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Did the $43.5k cost include the 8 loads of dirt and leveling it?
Just curious, did you get the free fill dirt or you had to buy it?
Who was your installation contractor?
Did you do the electrical work yourself or that's included with the building installation?
Yes it included everything but that was 8 years ago. We just had another 50x30 building built for about the same price. Here's the builders website. mcknightconstruction.com/
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Thank you!
. Covered storage is invaluable. Something my old lady just doesn't get. Alas, I will forever work on my truck etc....
in the dirt.
outside
with the mosquitos. :)
Yes a garage is invaluable, I've worked on vehicles and projects outside for too long and it's nice to be on a concrete floor in a garage rather then in the dirt when it's raining or cold.
Thanks for sharing your price you paid. I wondered how they compared with wood. A lot more, but no trusses to worry about. Very nice!
John Fritts Thank you
Such an intelligent investment, and best of all it does not depreciate like a car!
Now imagine all the wonderful experiences you can teach, your kids in a shop like this, carpentry, welding, car shop, etc. That is n intelligent investment brother!
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Wow Pete, that went up fast. Looks fantastic. 💙👍
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Hey Pete nice building even after all the problems...
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It looks well built.
Very nice!!! Congrats!!!
Stretch Nutz Thanks
I didn't want to be critical, i'm in the planning stages of building my own barn and thought your video would be more helpful with technical issues. congratulations on your building!
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Congratulations on your new garage. Enjoy it.
Thank you, I just have to run power to it and build a work area and benches and all.
Very nice... I just finished my shop.. I'll have to upload a video of the finished product..
It's total span is 58x100..
I'm in Southern California.. It's only been finished for about a week.. I'm currently fencing around it and trying not to kill myself in the process.. I've installed nearly 500 ft of chain link fence posts, thus far !
+Vdubin64 Wow that's a good size building......congratulations. Let me know when you upload it and I'll check it out. Thanks
Did you ever upload it?
Nice Bldg! You’re going to enjoy that! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I'm really happy with it.
Nice building at a fair price. Don't let anyone tell you different. I have owned a construction company for 34 years.
Thanks, yeah I think it was a descent price too. Other companies I looked at on line wanted at least $10,000 more.
Barb DeLaney pls contact flora 008613127066051
Who did it, and where is that?
super nice. this is what I need big time.
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Beautiful building bro! Soon I will be on the market for a building like this. Wow I enjoyed seeing your video.
Awesome! Thank you!
get er done pete!!!!!!!!!
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Country living is the best, I bought 4 acres off grid love nice building.
Country living is great, I only wish I could have done it years ago.
Me too I build an off grid farm, and small house after 3 years it's coming along nice. Your place looks great.
looks great well done
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Awesome property and man cave!!!! and so similar to what I have in process buying a 5 acre property that already has a huge steel building...I paced it off at about 50X80 ish ...only one roll up door though and not insulated. I'd love to insulate it and plywood the walls but MAN that would be a LOT of plywood and insulation! Mine has a bathroom halfway finished and a sliding glass door on end opposite roll up door...my tentative plan is to frame in a 50X15 quarters on that end complete with kitchenette and covered patio! Will be the ultimate "man cave" me thinks! .... far enough away from house that wife won't care what the boys are doing out there!!! LOL ...I might even have an indoor archery range! Heck I just realized that I COULC create a friggen bowling alley for that matter! So much space that I LITERLLY do not know what to do with it! I would never have built THAT big of a man cave but I stumbled upon this property, I have the resources AND the wife is in love with the hill top location 360 degree views that go on forever! That old adage "too good to be true" dawns on me though now...trying to temper my ecstasy with caution....like maybe something bad , waiting for that proverbial "other foot to fall" or wake up and it was just a dream! ...On the other hand I am OLD now so maybe that by itself is the other foot already done fell...lol...too old to "live the life" I wanted to but could not when I was younger...."STUFF" making one happy? More of an illusion than anything else? Signing up for LOTS of work making the place what I think will be cool...finish it up just in time to be too old to enjoy it long?? LOL ....God have merty on me a sinner is all I can think to say...I know I don't deserve it in particular compared to most of 7billion on this planet who 95% of can't afford a dream home.....ya know??
Oh yeah, I forgot to say, mine has a 200 amp service too! No shop lighting or welding outlets but at least the panel is there! Power to roll up door too! I'm putting a remote on the puppy first thing , Lord willing Also I want to look into solar panels for the roof...are the roofs of these things strong enough to support those?? Another idea is to put gutters and a couple of BIG rain barrels "just in case society collapses" lol ...it is amazing how much water can be collected off each 100 square foot of roof area for every one inch of rainfall ...not an issue for lots of folks where it rains a lot but here in southern california we are in long time draught and seeing only like 10" rainfall per year! Yes there is a well but it is deep and powered by big 3 phase submersible...if power grid failed I could not get water out of that well...well maybe if all of the homes serviced by it chipped in for a genny...doubt they are all "preppers" though.and a 3 phase gen pack is BUCKS! ..I am not even a real prepper for that matter...just enough of that mindset that I would breathe easier if I had a backup plan for water and power...paranoid? Maybe. or maybe it is smart to be a little paranoid??
Believe it or not, for every inch of rain that falls on a catchment area of 1,000 square feet, you can expect to collect approximately 600 gallons of rainwater. Ten inches of rain falling on a 1,000 square foot catchment area will generate about 6,000 gallons of rainwater! That's right, 6,000 gallons! many thousand square feet of building! So if a steel building is 2 to 5 thousand square feet of roof? X 600for every 1000 square feet time how much rainfall in the year? I could fill HUGE tanks! 4 (k sq ft) X 600 gallons times 10 24,000 gallons per year JUST off my steel building's roof??? Get me to 10,000 gallon plastic tanks??? Or at least a couple 5,000 gallon jobbers? (one for each side place in corner inside building?? Is that over the top paranoid?? Anyone??
Wow that's quite a find on the 50 x 80 metal building. I'm in the process of building a work area in one corner of the building. I'm putting 2x4 studs and plywood on the walls with electrical outlets and light switches and then build an L shape 17 x 8 work bench to go in that corner. But I still have to get electrical service to the building. Collecting rain water would be a good idea and storing it in big tanks to water your garden would be nice. I was never a prepper until last year when I started to see where this country is headed. Our economy is going to hell, so my wife and I decided to move out of the city and in to the country where we could grow our own food and be away from the congestion and chaos, especially when the economy collapses. Your not to old to enjoy what you have now as long as you take care of your health. I Used to be very sick with a systemic candida infection caused by the wrong/bad diet. So the Lord opened my eyes to eating the correct diet that God gave us originally in Genesis 1:29 (Vegan) and all my candida and symptoms are now history. Thank for writing and enjoy your property.
Looks great!
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Thanks for the nice video.
Stiliyan Savov Thank you
very nice!
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Not to be nosy how much did this building run you the way it is with the concrete and the building I'm just trying to get a rough idea on how much that building is gonna be and then how much it's going to be extra to Do Heated floors please comment back this building is exact what I would like to purchase
The total cost was $43,500 and has a four inch slab and three inch insulation on the walls.
good size......plenty of space for a good workshop
Fistful Pennies Thanks, I did build a work area and bench. I have that video on my channel.
Beautiful building and it's insulated. Wow, one hell of a shop. Good Luck!! Vinny
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Looks beautiful man, one day I hope to have something like that for a live in workshop/art studio one day. I really like how you selected so many roll up doors. You can really open that place up when your working
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Nice! Lots of space.
Thank you.
Are you going to bring electrical power to it?
Yep got power installed shortly after the video was made.
cool shop nice size for cars and to do work that is a good price nice shop
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Pete I have put up a few buildings my self, You got a good deal and you will enjoy that building for years.
Good luck and fill it full of stuff.
Thanks and yes it is full now :)
for more heavy commercial type use would a design or other expert be needed to help with design, permits etc?
I wanna do a box building with metal beams on top and do most of the construction myself.
Nice job on video and the project, I just started the plans in motion up here in upstate New York, but my garage will be 50' wide 36' front to back and 12' to 13' at the eaves. Not sure if I want high enough for jayco camper might just build separate aluminum roof structure for that. In the area cordend off for your workshop, could you add a second floor for overhead storage? Just an idea... great job
gregory hume Thank you, My building height at the eaves are 14 feet so I guess I could put a second floor for storage.
Very nice. I'd love to have something just about that size.
Thank you
Had a shop that size and insulated just like that.. It will rip eventually. So plywood on lower walls--- Run conduit power on plywood for plugs and lights. Propane for a heater. It will get dark in there so i cut in windows and added a bathroom.. Its all a man toy.
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Always check your local building offical to understand your soil and freeze depth.
Used metal building...phoenix.A.Z...area
that provides a great shell for a nice shop / garage!
John P Thank you
Great Vid.
Thank you.
I am interested in this build looks great
Thanks
I am running numbers on building a 60x30 shop. Plan on doing as much of the work possoble to keep cost down. Im think 2 main garage doors plus a door on the side. Cool shop.
Jorge Serna Sounds about right with the doors. just make sure your garage doors are wide enough and high enough for getting things in and out.
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So what is the rough cost, slab, construction cost and materials of a 60x30 shop......roughly. I'm trying to plan for my RV. THNAKS
Do they not need. To. Stretch cable wire from rafter to floor to keep walls intact during storms?
I guess not, but that could be something that can be done after to reinforce the structure.
Great video.
Teri Guerin Thank you
Nice building , the one thing I would have added was the windows at the top for natural light.
Thanks, at the time I didn't want would be thieves looking in and I was keeping cost down. But I might puts some windows in now.
How about a follow up video to see how you finished off the inside? Work bench, loft or storage areas and just how you filled up
the large space.
Well right now it's definitely full of junk but I do have a couple of videos building my work bench area and heavy duty garage shelves. ruclips.net/video/FUrOgUudlBg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/sBIh2y-PLvU/видео.html
AWESOME GARAGE ✊
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Who built this for you? And what was the total cost? I’m outside of Wilson OK and need one just like this
very nice building
Thank you.
looks great
Thank you.
How thick is that concrete? 8”? Did they have to pour any beams for movement?
The floor is 4 inches thick and they didn't have to pour any beams. Three years old now and no cracks in the concrete.
Thanks for answering. I didn’t know if you were going to put a car lift in your garage, I guess not. I’m about to build a 40x60 shop in Texas.
Can you fit 2 cars 1 behind each other in this garage
Yes and with about 6 feet left over.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading How do you like it Yeah we do heated floors and I'm gonna insulate the snot out of it I wanna make a man cave in there too
@@petebeasttexashomesteading I was wondering if you did the heated floors please comment back
No heated floors here, we need AC if anything☺
@@petebeasttexashomesteading OK yeah I'm gonna do why the heated floors but I'm also gonna do a fallout shelter on their floor I'm just waiting For my lawsuit to come in to the bomb shelter I have to have a pit and then I want to do a man's cave up in the upper area
Great looking shop. Who made it and who you got to install it
Thanks, It was a local company not too far from me. Here's the link: mcknightconstruction.com/
Think of getting a shop. How thick was the concrete slab?
Four inches
How did it held up in the recent freeze?
Kinda curious what happened to the Kubota grapple, did he lift it or transport the tree wrong? It seems when lifting the first log the cylinders were fully extended when he drove away. Looking to build a shop similar to yours (with trees in the way) thanks Paul.
It broke while he was transporting it, not sure why. Thanks for watching.
Did the 43.5K include concrete as well? What is the name of the company that sells this building?
Yes the $43,500 was everything complete. The company is out of Pollok, Texas mcknightconstruction.com/
Where are your squaring cables in the roof and walls wind protection , keeps building square ,
The building is good for 90 mph winds. They did offer a higher mph building and I'm sure they use cables.
No bathroom or floor drains?
nice work
Thank you
I live in central cali.been shopping for the same size building , I got quote from local company . 33k for the building kit , 12k concret , 10k for the erection , included 2 doors 12x14 and one walkin door,insulation , total 55k .
Should I go for it?
It all depends on your area. I know California is one of the most expensive states to live in so at that price, it's not too bad.
Get 2 or 3 more bids and you’ll know.
43k is about 3X what I was expecting. The price of these must have really gone up the last 10 years. I had a cousin about 15 years ago have one similar to this built and the price included 6” concrete floor & insulation and he spent just over $18k
18k yah that's not happening lol
Hey I live in. California do u have the plans
How much does something like this run for? That same set up
This was $43,500.00 complete from foundation to finish.
Hi nice, what cane budget you need build a garage like this
Total cost was $43,500
I'm looking at moving upstate next year to get out of this rat race. I was thinking a steel home would be a great safer alternative to a mobile home and much more affordable than a typical home. I'd like to put one on maybe a couple acres. there are so many variables including the steel structure scams that I'm finding out about. What else do I need to know? Condensation issues, energy efficiency, I for sure don't want the inside like this one. What about plumbing, electric... I want it done for me I don't want no games. I'm sure it will be a little more expensive like that but I want turn key. Any information would be helpful
They do make homes with this basic metal building structure. You'll have to search your area for metal building home construction companies and it would be cheaper then building a conventional home.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading In my area of South Florida every company down here is a scam. Every company seems like they change names screw ppl and repeat. I found on place in biz 13 years but when I search online nothing is over a year old. Then the company history in sunbiz doesn't add up
I cant believe that hydraulic ram on that loader doesn't have a stop ring welded to the back of that piston to keep it from popping out? Just that one lil clip is worth posting on RUclips so everybody can see Kabota's ram. Now for your building. That's very nice, and the same size i want. I like how it's constructed. Who makes this kit? If you don't mind me asking, how many acres is your property? I'm looking to pick up 5-10 acres in Florida and going to do a building like this with a small apartment in side. Goos job, nice build
Thanks, I have 20 acres and the building was built by a local company that puts up metal buildings so it's not a kit. I just told him what size I wanted 40'x60'x14' at the eaves. What size doors I wanted and where I wanted them and a 4-inch thick slab is pretty standard here. I would look for and talk to a local metal building builder and see what he says. My total price from slab to finish was about $43,500
HOW MUCH TOTAL INCLUDING PERMIT FEE AND CONCRETE ? THANKS
It's in the description, it was $43,500.00 complete from concrete to finish.
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I just re watched this video again. Our building is 40x60 it has been standing 44 years. Most of my building is open to the elements there is one end wall two sections open then last section closed up with windows an upstairs. The wife says lets enclose it. She calls the company the buildings name which is shown on the ends. This guy gives us a price of $80,000. Wow! So through their company we ordered new girts, sheet panels, bolts, screws and now the door frames and structure parts. I had my roofer come in put new metal roof on so it's done. It's only me and my wife doing this job so it may take awhile' Then can have door company come in to hang the new roll up doors.
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What about electricity? Are you planning to add lightning and outlets?
Yes , I already had an electrician put in lights and outlets.
Pete B. Cool. is that included in the amount you posted in the description? If not do you mind sharing what that cost?
zzzACE73 zzz I had an electrician do the work, and it was not cheap......about $8,000.00
Pete B. Thanks for the info.
Nicely done, are you going to have a loft inside? Where does the water & power come from? Thanks
Thank you, there is no running water or loft, I only had electricity put in after the building was built.
How much did the building cost
$43,500 complete
I want to turn that exact building into a home. I live in a very wet part of the country and want a large open space at one end for undercover outdoor living plus parking!
dreamwalker12 We have some friends that did just that and it really came out really nice.
This may sound like the craziest idea for the use of one of these arched panel buildings. I am a disabled female veteran and I am looking for ways to build a loft style building which allows easy movement in a wheelchair, and use it as my home. Any ideas? I know I would have to add heat/ac plumbing for a kitchen and a bathroom. Thank you for any ideas and help you may have for me. I have been begging my local VA for handicap adapted home grant, and after 27 plus years, I have given up on my VA doing anything for me.
There are many metal building builders that build metal building homes and they're less expensive then your traditional home. Just do a google search on "Metal building homes" or in your area. Here are a couple I found and scroll down for pictures. www.metal-building-homes.com/24-x-30-metal-building-home-for-a-couple-or-small-fam-hq-plans-pictures/# metalbuildinghomes.org/mueller-buildings/
Very nice thinkig, i work for the best metal building company in Colorado Baker builders , I been doing this for over 10 years now am trying to star my own lil busyness going on, if any further questions I can show picture of all beautiful buildings I put up myself thank you
I'm sorry that it's like this for us Veterans, Ma'am. Thats pretty embarrassing... knowing that we give more than any reasonable person would give, for our country, and when they send us home damaged, they just say "Well, on to the next person that'll give their life or limb for next to nothing". I was told directly "We're not in the business of fixing soldiers, we're in the business of weeding-out the broken one's". That was at my medical board in the Army, when I was fighting to stay in. Anyway, I hope that you get what you need, in order to live a better quality life. Again... I'm sorry that it's like this for us.
I think for what you’re looking you should check out the Barndominium I think this will be exactly what you’re looking for and set up anywhere you like. And if you’re looking for a builder for this type of building check out RR buildings on RUclips this guy builds amazing barns.look up, Epic Post Frame Home walk through, on RUclips.
Are you happy with the size? I originally was thinking of a 40 X 60. But want to section off 20 feet for a wood shop. Also have two projects cars, storage, work bench, etc.
Who built yours? Are you happy with the company? Are there things you wish you would have added or not done? Windows?
I'm very happy with the building but it's filling up quick. I have two cars an 18 ft trailer, tractor and implements work bench and area and just enough room to park my pickup if I need to. So I wouldn't mind if it was a little bigger but that's ok. I had it built by a small local company but I'm not sure were they got the materials from.
I used to live in Lufkin, lived there 5 years your place looks like that area...
Yep not too far from Lufkin.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading I moved to Omaha, Ne. about a year and a half ago but, moving back to Texas later...
what color of trim and what color walls you do
don't remember exactly the colors but it's basically tan with brown trim.
What county in Texas ? What state did you move from? We’re you in the city in Texas .
What type and how thick of insulation did you go with?
+Spencer Whitaker It is a 3 inch thick fiberglass blanket insulation that has to be installed before or under the outside sheeting.
Nice job!
You might want to protect it with a French drain, catch basins, channel drains, trench drains, dry wells, and an external sump pump.
This can be DIY job. However, rent a trencher to do the heavy digging. It costs about $100 per day.
I noticed you showed at the beginning of the video some water puddles, and you mentioned rain when the foundation was tarped before the pouring of the concrete. If you do have heavy rain, you can use the French drain to carry the rainwater as far away from your property as possible, and you could use it, also, to get a hold of the water puddles where you thought of installing your shed initially.
Place catch basins below the water spouts from the roof and wherever you have water puddles. Since your property is large you might want to use a combination of dry wells with an external sump pump pit. The dry wells will keep some of the storm water below grade, and for very strong rains the sump pump will carry the water away from the buildings. You might need two different pipes to do this (perforated and regular pipe). Use 6" pipes to do this due to the large property area.
Use channel and trench drains at vehicle entrances and around the building.
This site might provide some ideas, and Chuck from Apple Drains here at RUclips might provide better guidance:
www.ndspro.com
Thanks for the info.