Suburban Garage Shop Storage Building Project

[CompactTractorFan]

If you don't mind me asking, any ballpark figure on the price?

 

[kude]

Just did some quick calculation which may or may not be correct.

If correct, it looks like you will need at least 106 yards of concrete to pour 6 inch on the inside. I presume you will also want pads outside.

As someone else said, consider PEX in the concrete (at least in your office space) for radiant heating

You will really enjoy this building

So if a yard is between $70 to $115 it would be $7426 to $12,190 There is an asphalt and concrete plant in town so transportation costs should be low.

 

[kude]

If you don't mind me asking, any ballpark figure on the price?

I was hoping no one would ask that question. The building has three insulated dividing walls inside, so the building only fully insulated is $22 a square foot. Includes porch, gutters, doors and windows. Site prep and foundation is separate as well as lighting, electical, heatring and plumbing, whuch need to be determined.

I figure if they keep printing money, the cost of these steel buildings will only go up, so build now, or it rapidly becomes cost prohibitive. I could be wrong on that, but that's the way I figure it.

The ball park I was given was $20 a square foot, but as configured it comes to $22 a square foot. Uninsulated would run about half the cost.

 

[schmism]

pluss another $1000 a month to heat that 5760 sqft slab? :confused2:

nice building tho...

 

[kude]

pluss another $1000 a month to heat that 5760 sqft slab? :confused2:

nice building tho...

I don't know if my brother wants to heat his half all the time, maybe when he wants to work on something. The garage part of mine will be heated if I am working on something or have the heat way down.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I was hoping no one would ask that question. The building has three insulated dividing walls inside, so the building only fully insulated is $22 a square foot. Includes porch, gutters, doors and windows. Site prep and foundation is separate as well as lighting, electical, heatring and plumbing, whuch need to be determined.

I figure if they keep printing money, the cost of these steel buildings will only go up, so build now, or it rapidly becomes cost prohibitive. I could be wrong on that, but that's the way I figure it.

The ball park I was given was $20 a square foot, but as configured it comes to $22 a square foot. Uninsulated would run about half the cost.

Wow...That's going to cost a lot...but hey, if you can afford it, that will make one heck of a shop...:thumbsup: