How much did our 40x80 Pole Barn Cost!!!!!
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I get it! This was an uncomfortable question that I received the most, but I chose to share! I know this will help others on their future builds and give them an idea on a budget! So many asked and soooo here you go!
Have em ring the Shed company . BOOM .
Tax? Isn't farm building material exempt from tax where you're at?
This is so much cheaper than quotes I get in oklahoma.........Oklahoma..........
Did the same company do your slab and EVERYTHING ? maybe I need to segregate some of the work. I also see no spray foam. That's Def making my quotes a lot more......thank you for vid.
@@johnjohnson1997I didn't see a slab. This looks like it went down on gravel!
I'm in OK, as well, curious to see what the costs are here.
Upstate NY. 32x40x12 built June 2021. $30,000 for structure with 2 -10x10 insulated garage doors, 1 man door and 2 windows. Concrete 5" $5700. 3" closed cell spray foam walls and roof $9200. still working on OSB walls inside. luckily got when OSB was $14 sheet now $48 sheet. Have all materials to finish. Completed underground electric and barn wiring self. All in approximately $51,000
You use Pioneer as well or someone else. I'm in upstate NY and taking quotes now.
That is super cheap. That pole barn with that much work in N.C. would be over $78,000. That's me doing all electric. Spray foam alone would be $15,000 and concrete 5" would be $10,000. Building and grading would be $55,000. Total $80,000.00 Guess things are cheaper in Upstate NY.
We built a 40x60 x14 pole barn last year. Additional items that I badly underestimated were utilities. We were too far from the nearest utility service so had to add $$$. The County Health department had to spec and approve an all new septic system because it wasn't near another hookup... more $$$. And then there was the water well, which (after my cost induced coma from the other items) actually was not that bad. Adding in all the concrete work gave my wife lifetime shopping privileges because I got "the barn".
In the middle stages of our 40X60X16 and I can reaffirm everything you said. The utilities add up in a hurry leading to a "cost indued coma".
AMEN to the added cost of infrastructure building. I also plumbed in propane to our shop. All total for electrical, gas, well, septic, and propane was about $84K extra, and that was just getting electrical to my property. Luckily, I became a UA-cam expert and wired my entire shop to save money and even passed inspection with flying colors. 🤣😂
When you bust open the doors and have your first barn Dance my wife and I would love an invite, that's what we suspect "The Barn" is for.
Thats a good price for the rise in materials. I had mine built last year and quoted earlier in year. Mine was $72,034 for a 80'x50'x14'h + 15'x40' leanto off back in same colors but I got charcoal wainscoating, went with 8x8 posts and 26g metal as i am doing a Barndo here in eastern TN. I also had 12 extra 8x8 inside posts and (2) 12'hx16'w Garage door openings, (3) 12'h x 8'w Garage door openings, a 60x80 backdoor opening and a single man door. They also took 4 full days of work to finish
That’s awesome!!!! There are definitely a few things that I’d love to add, but I know we have a lifetime to do it!
I pour barns in Ohio that’s an amazing price
Who did you use for the build? I’m in northern AL
@@rambenavides troyer post buildings
Thank you for this information. For what it’s worth to your Pacific Northwest, specifically North Idaho, viewers, I built a 40’X60’X18’ pole barn for $68K. I have 1 man door, one 14’X14’ roll up door, six 4’X3’ windows, one 3’X2’ window, and a 6” slab with 2 1/2”thick X 3’ deep foam border around the perimeter of the slab. Best wishes for the completion of your pole barn.
How much was everything without the concrete?
@@bertveldhuizen8699 $55K
What company did you use I’m in eastern Washington looking for one to be built
Thanks for making a video that is direct and to the point and covers everything in 10 minutes.
Other people would have made this a 40 minute video or more and I don't watch them.
Thanks for being so transparent. We are also putting some simple smaller building for our place using our lumber that we mill on wood mizer, but we still need doors, windows, and metal roofing but doing the electrical with a friend to barter some lumber. Love the barn and the color thanks again t,
I Built one of these myself and it took me almost 3 years solo. I would like to know your total cost though. The costs after the structure is up. Concrete floor. 5" in your weather I would imagine. Plumbing-sewer-water etc. Electricity, Wiring the entire building with sockets, lights, fans. etc. 120v and 240v (including power poles etc.) insulation, drywall... etc, etc. etc. My building (about the same size) was close to $50k plus 10K for concrete and the rest, electrical, plumbing, insulation, drywall, trim and also the entire floor covered in an epoxy finish.. total cost was a bit over $100K. This included creating a She Shed for my wife at one end, the last 24".
4:28 for the big reveal - but worth a watch to understand what's in vs out.
Thank you sharing Kaylee. I know the Pole barn video, people were asking you the questions. At least they have a starting point. All things are variable when it comes to construction projects.
They definitely were asking and I felt like the best way was to just share and help somebody else out who might be wanting to build their barn.
I ordered my garage doors in December. It's now April, and I am still waiting. Good luck and that's a good looking building
I built my first house 26 years ago ,$77,000 finished project with full basement , 2600 square feet cap cod and two acre lake with drive going across dam .Crazy how expensive everything is.Love video .
I know!!!! Definitely crazy!!
With inflation that is $148k in today’s dollars
@@JohnGag on 17 acres with city water maybe $300,000 but I have it away in a divorce
Finishing up my 40 x 90 workshop. Ordered my garage door in November, it got installed last week...
Thanks for sharing the cost! We appreciate it! We are looking to build a barn and this helps! We’re in Virginia too! 😊
thanks for the info and for clearing the air on the cost thanks again have a blessed day
Most definitely!!
good choice for the hyperlite. i've seen a number of videos where people have been extremely satisfied with them. especially farmers who used the outside lights as they're really bright and cover a large area.
Great video. I also had pioneer build my 40x40x14’4” pole building on 3/1/22 in black and charcoal with metal pan ceiling and blown insulation 2 windows 1 man door and 2-12’ framed garage openings. No concrete. Built in 3 days for $42,000. They were the cheap part😂. We installed radiant heat4 1/2” slab spray foam the walls framed walls and white metal panels,gutters cleared 80x150 area earth work, gravel and item 4 for sub base and driveway and we did as much as possible with garage doors and my cost for total project was $110,000.
They are great!! Love the radiant heat idea and would totally do this if it were a house!!! We were talking about spray foam, because we have the sprayer and could do it ourselves… not 100% on that yet! I really love the black!!!
@@TheHoneystead the foam is the way to go it’s faster and if you can do it yourself it will be cheaper then bat insulation
Are you saying the building by itself was 42k? You aren't including any other expense with that number? If so that's absolutely insane.
Barn is awesome. Much needed. Will serve you well. Thank you for sharing
Would one side of the roof be a good candidate for Solar panels? It could be a good way to provide most of the buildings power. Just a though. Keep up the good work!
Great stuff Kaylee. Beautiful building. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Bruce
What a beautiful building! I built a 36' x 48' with 12' side wall post frame mostly by myself last year, and am still insulating, running propane lines, etc. on the inside. We went with a black roof, wainscot and doors with barn red. You are correct about the colors. A lot more black and dark blue buildings are going up in the countryside these days! I wish we could have built as big as you did, but we are up on a ridge above the Mississippi River, and had to install a 10k concrete block retaining wall just to get as big as we did 🥴 Fitting out the interior is costing a fortune - especially wit prices going thru the roof like they are, but we are saving big bucks by doing almost all the work ourselves. 😊
4:14 to cut to the price
I had commented on the pressure treat. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
I'm glad you felt comfortable enough to share this information. I find it very interesting the differences in materials and costs as opposed to the projects I design and build in Texas. Your barn is very comparable in price and size to a project I'm just finishing up....but our metal is very different. Here, the screw-down panels are typically 28ga for the cheapest up to 22ga for the most expensive, with 26ga being typical thickness (24ga for standing seam being typical). The thicknesses you are using would be considered way out of the norm...which is a curious but major difference. Obviously your builder appears to have done a very good job. Congrats and keep up the good work.
Can I get your info..i am looking into simialr barndo here in Texas and I cannot find 1 near this price for just material
Not including delivery and install.
World needs more ladies like this beautiful lady who knows what she is doing!
Beautiful project!
Last year...I built a strong all pressured treated framing 20'x20' x 7'high pole barn/shed for cattle....for $800. I'm just a poor retired farmer.
That’s awesome!! We plan to build one as well in my bottom pasture!
Bet you dont owe any money on that $800 tho. Good on you sir
Beautiful barn Kaylee. . Look forward to seeing the barn build completed. Thanks for sharing. .
Good hard up to date numbers. Thank you so much.
Wife and I just finished our barn build last year. 38’w X 52’d with two 14’ doors, and two 14’ lean-to(s). We also had three horse stalls boxed out, one and a half lofts, a tack room, and wash bay. 100a service, multiple outlets and lights. Plus two water spigots.
Total cost….just under $100k. Oddly enough, $100k happens to be the same amount I paid for my first house 🫤. Depressing!
I love this video...thanks for including cost...your pole barn is so beautiful!!!
Thank you!
I just priced a complete Kit for a 40x60 Metal Pole barn building Just the materials for 19K. That includes all the poles, wood for walls, wood trusses, All the sheets of metal, screws, trim etc.. And a walk in door.
Thanks for sharing. Looks great. Good times.
In Ravalli county Montana a 30' x 40' X 10' pole barn with inside 4" slab, one 16' x 8' garage door, 3' one man door, one 4' window, no vapor barrier is $40,500.00. This price did not include the dirt work, that was an additional $3,500.00 and had to find my own contractor for this. I had to cut into uphill side, about 6' cut on high side then slope and drainage ditches and was left with flat gravel pad. This would class as a basic build. Was built by MQS.
Cost was totally reasonable especially with todays material pricing.
Well worth it after y’all finish the inside! 👍
I agree! And most of it we have been doing ourselves along the way. Land prep, and gathering supplies throughout the years has helped as well.
LOL, no. That is very high, at today's prices.
@@sprtplt lol what pole structures have you had built lately?
I’m living in my 2019 pole barn house right now and have a pretty decent idea what it cost 🙃
0:55 is my favorite part of the American flag! Thanks for spreading the love!
My son got that 💛
That's an exciting build for your homestead/farm!! Congratulations!
Thank you for this, I'm planning on doing a 48x80x16 pole barn next spring.
Looks great, congratulations. I will keep looking for updates
Thank you! I put one out today and I have another coming out on Thursday:)
Great video .....informational,and nicely presented. Good luck with your beautiful building
We put up a 48x100x16 high. Fits our combine with the hopper plates up well. With concrete in half of it our price was around 70K but, this was done 4 years ago so sadly I'd say with inflation your price looks about right. We chose spray foam installation which was fast n easy fyi.
Nice building and thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing the information, very interesting. Beautiful building Honey Girl. God Bless.
Thanks for sharing all that information Kaylee. You guys are awesome.
Yeah I went back-and-forth with wondering if it would be appropriate to share. I do know that it will help future builds for individuals who are looking to have a barn t so I figured the best way to help us to share.
@@TheHoneystead in the end, is entirely up to you about how much you want to share. I expect most people appreciate the full disclosure. I'm certainly glad you shared the cost. it helped me realize that my estimated budget is pretty close for what I want to have built.
I just found your channel and glad I did. We are in WV and have been looking into PPB. After hearing the cost we will probably scale the size back as we want a concrete floor. Thank you for the valuable info!
You’re welcome! They were great to work with and can help with designs and so on!
Snowbunny, Take it from an 89-year-old female don't scale back! IF you are going to just build one in your lifetime (forever home?) don't scale back.
Whatever the cost difference figure out what a payback would be in 10 years. IF it is $1,000.00 a year = $10,000.00. Just figure out how you can save the $1,000.00. The 10 years will pass before you know it. Good luck.🙏
Great episode. Thx for sharing your info!
Our 30X40 pole barn will be here next week but now I'm jealous and have barn envy for a larger building.
Ohhh that’s awesome!!!!! You are going to love it. We are waiting on concrete now!
Dang, we're a nosy bunch. Never even occured to me to ask about the cost. I'm just glad it's built.
Nice Thanks For Sharing Planing On Building Mine In July In Tennessee A 40x60 👍🏿🔥👌🏿
I just built a 40x80x12 with (2) 16x10 OH Doors, (2) 3x7’ man doors, with gutters. $39,860.
That was with double-bubble white on black insulation on the roof, and house wrap.
Really sharp! Love the colors or lack there of🥰. Congratulations 🎊
Right!!!!
Sorry if it has been discussed already, but why did the slab not go in first?
Choosing a contractor with GOOD REFERENCES is so important, too! We chose to hire out a 20x44 pole barn, thinking it would be much faster to have it done by someone else. Work started in September 2021, and we are STILL waiting for the barn to be finished! Our contractor and his crew has worked on it about one day a month, if that. A project that should have taken two weeks maximum is now going on 7 months…. (Only a little bit more siding, trim, and the garage door needs to go in….) He’s an honest guy. We know he’ll finish, but we’ve learned our lesson and will definitely check references before signing a contract again…..
Nice building, good luck with it!
That was great price (beautiful),just had two 30×40 ×12 built
I put up a 48×32 with a 48×14 lean to, last spring. All cement floors 10 foot garage door on the lean and 16×12 door on the main area. It took 4 months to get the doors. It was $64,000.
That’s not bad on the price!! Oh I hope our doors aren’t going to take that long!
@@TheHoneystead I had a good builder and I supplied some labor, a skidloader and post hole auger on the skidloader.
We are putting up a barn this spring about the same size, less some concrete (we don’t like the animals on concrete). Lots of doors and windows. It’s about the same price.
Thanks so much for this! Very helpful. We are in process of getting ready to build our barndominium! Ours is going to be white but I love the black.
Ohhhh that’s going to be beautiful!!
Have you seen Cog Hill Farms 2 new white Barndominiums they had built one for them and the other for the mother in law. They look great.
I would say you got a good deal. I just built a 30 X 40 shop. And spent around 35k including concrete. I have around 5k in labor 12k in concrete and dirt work. I hired my own helpers and built it myself. Oh and I am waiting on doors also.
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Hoooly heck! That is double what I expected. The cost of materials is absolutely insane. Congrats on the really nice building though.
Aren't materials when this was built at a all time high?
@@randybobandy9828 Sounds about right!
In 2023 with an engineered septic, utility hookup, site prep, new driveway and fully framed with multiple rooms 40x80x14 I paid about 174k and another 80k for the land.
That was really interesting, not many people would discuss the cost!!!! Great idea to use that for a home. Think that was a very cost effective way to build a barn that size
You're doing a great job.
Very nice thank you for the info you have most gracious shared... l got you to 999 👍
Very nice looking barn. I hope to beable to build one in the future... peace be with you
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Thank you
The only issue I see is, you didn't build "turn girt" so if you wanna insulate the walls there will be extra $, but its looks like a fantastic building! The apothecary videos are fantastic too, keep em coming!
Spray foam!!
@@citizenlyfeva Should it be wrapped first or is the spray foam has a weather vapor? I hope this question makes sense.
Kaylee I think it’s a great video and very informative….today’s cost are much higher all the way around…good to know at least a “starting” figure as a baseline and then take it from there….watching and wondering if this will be the next barndo build for a home for your farm family neighbors ….lol… xoxo
Thanks for being honest.
Looking to do a 60x80 on a concrete slab. Here I come 100G. But will be tax exempt because we are considered a farm.
Ouch! We were quoted 15k to do ours
@@TheHoneystead sounds about right for the size. I was figuring 20k for mine. Just had a slab poured for my home 28x76 and it was around 8000 with labor.
Seems like a steel metal building is cheaper, Louisiana 50x60 with concrete $60k doing slot of building yourself
Looks great.
Hello I just found your channel and love the content. Subscribed!! Great info. I am located in Southwestern PA and in the process of adding a 30x40 to my existing shop. The build date is set for the 4/28, fingers crossed. If you don’t mind can you share the pricing on your garage doors? I’m trying to decide what route to go with insulated / windows or not etc. the prices seem to be crazy right now. I will have 5 garage doors including replacing my old ones on old shop. Thanks in advance. Nick
Awesome building - congrats!
I get a lot of stings when I open the box
Are you using smoke?
Thank you from Israel
For the love of god, I wish these damn post frame builders would use house wrap as a standard item. It’s marginal money and produces a much better product in the end.
Thank you !
your kids are very lucky. you are industrious! if you have the money to expand your farm and you enjoy the work, why not? you have a great attitude about being a steward of the earth, so i'm happy for you. the one thing i would be upset about would be if you had cats and dogs free roaming without being fixed ... i have too many cats because so many need homes. I thought I could adopt them out myself and become a cat rescue, but I got too attached. they'd love your pole barn. might get too cold in the winter for them though. sorry for rambling, i'm having a rough week.
lots of information. thank you. barn da mium? i lijke it
Let's talk running power to building, My Electric company (NV Electric) wants $40,000 to run powerlines 800 feet to building pad. Sounds high to me and even higher if underground? I'm thinking screw that and put that money towards solar?
We built our 40 x 60 x 16 fully concreted with electricity and 3 garage doors for $16k. Next is our barn door which is going to be a 40 x 80 x 14.
That price is unbelievable! Can I ask where you purchased the building from? i’m looking and if there’s anything at that price I would jump on it
The concrete is where the costs goes up quickly
One big problem that I see is that you have diagonal bracing put in the corners to prevent racking.
Just started looking and ur break down was very useful, concrete cost is a question I have, can you give us an "about" cost now?
Thank you,
John M
A few extra questions: are the post 10 foot on center? Are the roof trusses 8 foot on center? This seems the standard construction configuration. My future barn is post 8' OC and trusses 4' OC for ease of finishing the inside at a later date. Thanks
Great questions!!! I’ll get you answers:)
My walls are also 16' inside height so I'm doing rollup door vs garage doors
40’ Trusses and 4’ OC with a 4/12 pitch and the poles are 8’ OC :)
I’m voice texting so I hope that makes sense lol
Thanks!
That includes labor?!?! I'm building a 40x72 and that was how much just my materials were from Menards.
Yes! This is the material cost and labor with delivery.
our 48x120x12 with 8" concrete built 1986 $27k
Lol ohhh the good old days! I’d have sooo many barns if that were still the case!
Inflation calculator online says that is 71,000 adjusted for inflation to 2021 dollars. So… close with their costs… and the building sizes are a bit different.
You couldn’t even cover the slab for 27K today.
Beautiful building! Love the flag 👍🇺🇲💕
This was the first thing that my son wanted to do!!
Nice building! Going to build one this year myself. To clarify, the price you quoted was for them to build it correct? Like the videos, keep it up!
That is correct:)
@@TheHoneystead That is awesome! I live in Minnesota and the cost for someone to build that exact sized building, only 16’ walls is incredible more money. I will be building mine myself. Good for you guys! Keep up the awesome shows!
How has the barn been 1/2 thru winter so far? any surprises?? Thanks, Aaron
I like the colors.
I wish i had money for stuff like this 😩
I have one starting this week. Did they hit any rock when drilling for poles? This is my only worry. That will increase cost.
Love the black
My pole barn is a 30x40 and just the building cost me 14k in 2014.
$77,150. Or go to 4:30
Barndaminium.... new favorite word 😹💕
Whoa, whoa...whit a minute. Did you consider the fact that different colors react differently in the seasons? Black is going to soak up heat. What are you doing with that heat? White would reflect heat. When it rains, it will splash up on the walls and crate an obvious stain on black. Is that an issue? Smart to do your own electrical, looks like nice work. Is there a plan to ad solar later. Return on Investment can take a while.
We did! Still very happy with the color. :)
I have a question what is the price for just the materials with no labor?
I wish I had a better answer to this one. Unfortunately, I don’t have that… but if you crunch numbers, also look at equipment rental and time. This was the main reason we decided to have them build it!
beautiful
Who was your salesman? I’m quoting the same size and it’s much much more than that. Just curious