Pole Barn Prices 2023. How Much Does One Cost?
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2023
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Really nice addiition!!! Thanks for showing us your shop!!!
Thanks for posting your video and explaining your costs.
I appreciate you checking out the video.
Great stuff, I'm quickly running out of garage space and am looking at a similar size shop. Thanks for the concise video & info!
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Dam, that looked very clean and well done. You look like you got your moneys worth. That's is alot of storage room. And you looked like you needed it. And some companies have men that do that every day. You got the right people in place that work together well they can build. Done patio homes, 4 units in one building. My self and one man ran 4 vents out the roof in one unit. They built 2 more units in a day. 8 homes. They had a picker (Hydraulic foreclift) prefab walls nail guns air driven. They was fast, built under roof with tar paper.
Thank you! Sure did need it, I only wish it was bigger. Typical. Thanks for tuning in!
$51,000 for that... Holy shit. And that's with no lighting, heating/cooling. Don't see any outlets etc. Sounds like someone got drug on labor costs. I'm so thankful i live near amish people.
I had three bids from different companies ranging from $48k to $58k. The issue was material costs, not labor. Post COVID world I guess. Thanks for tuning in to DWG, I hope the video helped.
All metal would be less than half@@DoWittGarage
Love it We’re looking to do the same here but somewhat larger Looks great!
Thank you! I appreciate you tuning in. Good luck with yours.
Good info, thanks.
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awesome building!!
Thank you!
I'm in north Wisc. My 30x48 came in at $40k. Concrete is separate and another $8k for half 24x30. Haven't even gotten to an electrical guy yet. I think you did great!
Thank you! Glad to hear you got one up too. Good luck with electrical, and thanks for tuning in to DWG.
Wow! I wish I lived in your area A 50x70x16 with 3 overhead doors, 3 man door, and 7 windows - no site work included and no concrete is in the 200K + range. Concrete, electrical, and very little plumbing all extra in the 70K range. Welcome to eastern VA!
I don't doubt it. Seems to be higher prices as you progress toward the coasts. Good luck with your build. Thanks for tuning in! -DWG
the prices jump when you go over 30ft wide.
Thanks for making the video. Question: Did the builder give you a breakout of material vs labor? If so, what was the provided material cost? considering doing one of these myself this fall.
Getting that building up in 3 days is impressive.
Thanks for tuning in to DWG! I didn’t get a breakout of labor vs. materials. However, I work alongside construction often and would assume the labor was near $10k, concrete from $10-12k, and materials for the balance. You might look at Menard’s if you haven’t already. They offer materials kits that are pretty up to date.
@@DoWittGarage sure thing and thx for the quick reply! I’ll consider those numbers and will play on the Menards designer tonight.
Have the capability to do one of these myself but definitely do not have the time and would like to save some money if possible.
It’s now March 2024 and in Lincoln, NE that building would be at least 50% higher or more.
40 x 40 without concrete, insulation or any doors is over $30,000.
I don’t doubt it. Seems like people are patiently waiting for the shoe to drop on prices - if they ever will. Thanks for watching!
Wow, nice shop. I assume you had it built. We just put in a 30 x 50 much like that. Only item we contracted out was the slab. We had a little over 20K in it when we’re were done….again, we built it and did not have someone else do it.
Thank you! Yes, I had it built. Good for you for being able to save so much by doing it yourself. That sounds like the way to go. Thanks for tuning in to DWG!
Built my own for less than 20k (but alot of labor and screws and I own a backhoe and actually had some help from a neighbor and it was a 24x36 w one man door and one garage door). Nice build. Did your shop have sheathing at all? Thanks for the video
No sheathing on this one. I figure with the 27 gauge metal and roof purlins every two feet it’ll be alright as far as structural integrity. I also plan several inches of closed cell foam that ought to tighten it up further. Thanks for watching!
It is possible to build one solo? I'm a single guy buying 20 acres of land and need to build something to live in . Pole barn seem to be the way to go
@@DoWittGarage Appreciate the good information, video and feedback! Cheers
@@censoredeveryday3320 I’ve built and designed a few options and a basic stick built / smaller house or a pole barn are typically close in price and both your cheapest options BUT it’s a tad nicer and easier to sell a home over a shophouse if you ever plan to sell.
@@matthiasmacandrew1267 My max budget is 600k and sadly even that seems low given today's inflation. The housing market makes me so so sad.
I am looking at doing the exact same thing except 30x40. I'm not sure how high to go. I am wanting a small loft for storage, do you think you would be able to add a functioning loft with 12'?
Yes I do. One of my future videos will be adding a storage loft in the rear of the building with an 8 foot ceiling height beneath. I would pay attention to your truss design (standard vs. scissor) and spacing. Mine are on 4’ spacing, and in between them I have a full 16’ clearance to the peak. That should allow plenty of room for storage for my needs.
Definitely, but would recommend a 4:12 pitch roof to give you more loft room. I have a 40x60 w/12 ft eaves and 4:12 pitch - it's almost 20 ft in dead center of building. Plenty of room for a loft area.
@@mountainbikerkowboy4575 do you mean 6/12? I would think you would have more room with a 6/12 than a 4/12 or am I wrong?
@markmelton8676 yes, you would definitely have more room with a 6:12, but that's a pretty steep grade if you ever have to walk on it to make repairs or clean gutters. I was just recommending it over a 1:12 or 2:12 - which you see a lot of farm/ag buildings have.
@@markmelton8676 For reference, my building has a 3:12 pitch placing the center at 16 feet high. I am subject to zoning constraints with no buildings above 16 feet. I would check with your local department if you might have a similar instance. I'd say a 4:12 pitch is most common and would put your peak height at 17 feet with a 12' sidewall. Hope this helps!
the lowest quotes i was getting in early 2024 were in the $65k range in ohio, with one coming in at $95k for a 30x40x16 with 2 14x12 garage doors and a 10 foot lean on one side. the prices have literally doubled over a couple years.
No doubt. Hate that yours were so high. My uncle was quoted around $20k just for a lean to on his 40x60. I naively thought I could build my shop for $35k or so when I set out. My head was stuck in 2019 prices! Thanks for watching.
How big are the overhead doors? Nice shop.
Thank you! They are 10x10.
Annnnnnddddd this is my next house !
Looks like an awesome buling! Can you provide the company/contractor in the KC area that built it for you?
Thanks! Contractor was Generational Buildings out of Jamesport, MO. I appreciate you tuning in.
Oof. There is so little wood in these it's scary. You better pray a windstorm never sees that thing, let alone a tornado. Yikes
The building is engineered to local wind codes. We’ve had 70 mph+ gusts since it was built and of course, no issues. Not sure many structures fare well against tornadoes, regardless of how well they are built. Thanks for watching.
If you don’t mind me asking? What company did you use ?
Generational Buildings LLC. They are based out of Jamesport, MO. The company was great to work with and are a one stop shop for buildings, concrete, and spray foam. I highly recommend them! Thanks for watching.
How much did the building permit cost?
The permit was $300. It included all inspections by the city. Thanks for watching!
Theft deturance is key!
Nailed it!
57 acres and a backhoe...I'll bury them IN their vehicle!! LOL
@@DoWittGarage Can't stand a thief! Someone too lazy to work for what they want!
@@tclodfelter8789 sounds like time for grass seed!
Ouch! $30k same size.
Who did the work? Just outside kc
Generational Buildings out of Jamesport. Ask for Leroy. They did great work. The piers were poured first, then the pad. Once the pad had cured enough, it only took about 3 days start to finish for the building itself. Great company.
$40/sq ft seems to be the standard for pole barns.
You’re right. I work in real estate and that’s what we’ve seen for a couple years now. Especially including concrete, trusses every 4 feet, etc. Thanks for watching.
A guy never wants to use just regular dirt. It should be low volume compactible fill
It was compactible fill that was used.
30 to 36 a sq foot is reasonable🤠
You know your stuff! My thoughts exactly. Thanks for watching.
51 grabd for that dinky shop
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Looks like 29 gauge metal.
No, it is 27 gauge.
@@DoWittGarage You sure it's not 26 gauge then?
@@NelsonJ1 yes, confirmed by my bid sheet. 27 gauge. Thanks for watching!
Dang you go screwed. Buy tge material and do it yourself
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