I'm looking at building a new garage/shop on the house. I was going to build a structure that's 20x50. I found out it's going to be about 20k just in materials. That means it's going to be about 30K total. This is getting expensive.
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Framing or Cinderblock?
Have you looked into metal buildings?
also don't go 20 deep,its not enough to get a truck in all the way.
I spoke with Lanperts building center. They are the supplier that supplies the building materials that my friend/contractor uses. The price of material has gone through the roof recently.Who gave you the estimate? or how did you come up with the Total?
I'd still go metal. My dad has a nice WICK building at 20x30 with a croncrete pad for a little less than 14K. That's everything done.....including electrical, insulation and OSB inner walls/ceiling. It's even tan to match the house. It has two doors, and an inner wall to seperate the wood shop from the actual workshop. It has about 3 windows and a regualr door.
I spoke with Lanperts building center. They are the supplier that supplies the building materials that my friend/contractor uses. The price of material has gone through the roof recently.
Yes it has, I did an Estimate for those dimensions on my company's estimating software, came out to $27,070.00.
That includes Materials and Labor. Concrete slab, Framing, Metal Roof, Garage door, A few windows, Insulation, Drywall and Stucco and Electrical.
I have a full printout of the estimate with minnesota pricing if you want it.
Are you going to be doing the work?
I can't do metal. I live in a resedential area and the local building codes won't allow a metal structure. All external buildings have to match the existing structure. That means sided, shingled, color etc. Not my rules, just my money (OK, the banks money).
Does that include heat?He will need some up there.