People are suckers for a good shop, build video good work! Thank you for including some specific numbers!

Awesome job. I am a 59 yr old female that is trying to move onto my land and I have been considering converting a metal shed into a home. You gave a lot of valuable information and it made this journey a little less intimidating. I look forward to your electrical video.

Good information to have, especially about having to supply the material handling equipment - wouldn't have thought of that. Keep up the great work

I just got a 40x60x16 shop built with 2 12x14 doors and one man door with 12' over hang on front. Concrete was 18" around the border and 4"-5" in center. The shop was insulated. It was $ 81000

Congratulations on the new shop !

Hello from the great state of Michigan

Smart move adding the extra five feet to the apron. Good luck with the building!

Nice building, good workmanship.

Congratulations on your building. I am starting a 30x30x12 later this month! Thanks for the info 👍

Was expecting more for concrete... cool setup! Like the 3rd roll-up on the back.

You need two for companion rides $$$ enjoy

Nice shop, I got a similar one, got mine 30x30x12, 2 10x10 roll ups, 2 6x7 rolls up, 1 man door roof insulated for 20k in CA, the roof insulated was a must to eliminate the sweat dripping down

Congratulations!… looks great… yeah there are a ton of these videos but we love watching them!.. mine is coming in a couple weeks and I’ll be sure to add another video to the pile👍🏽… stop by the channel to check it out

I had a 30x30x12 with two 10" roll up doors and a man door built back in April 2023. The concrete cost me 8K and the building was $12,200 after taxes so right at $20K total. I got a 40 year warranty as well so I was pretty stoked about that. My only gripe is the spacing between the supports. 57 inches between supports so when I go to insulate it I will have to use a 4X8 sheet and cut a 9 inch piece to go next to it to fill in the space. I'm going to use the 2 inch closed cell foam board from Lowes.

Nice video dude!!!

I ordered my 30x30x12 building from carport central Feb 2022 at $15,000.4 months prior in oct 2021 the cost was $13,000 and i could not get concrete till Feb. I should have put a deposit on the building and locked in the price.... 30x30 concrete pad was $4500.00 . West Virginia

Hello from FL Big Bend. I’m in the process of a building. The reason the reseller needed pictures of slab is because the manufacturer won’t start cutting material until slab is down. Surprisingly I have found out there’s actually three different companies involved in this type of building. The reseller takes the order, submits it to manufacture. Once ready, the reseller has subcontractors on call to do erection. Makes warranty kinda scary.

It's a lot cheaper if you just get the carport style with just the roof. His is 24x40, we just stick framed the ends and hung the side metal ourselves. Overall he gave $5800 for the structure and we had less than $3500 in the rest of the material. Roughly around $6k in concrete. Still has to buy his door but I like an insulated overhead door. The building dealers charge a substantial amount for any add ons you make. One thing about it tho, nothing is cheap anymore. You got a good looking building

Yeah generally nothing is included, with steel it seems you almost always have to find a separate builder, with post frame I was able to get a builder who quoted me for the building and erecting and they buy the package and they build it, but site prep is not included so I have to get someone to prepare the site before they can build the structure, and you are definitely right about size it jumps significantly in price as you get bigger, I’m having a 36x48 built and the post frame structure itself erected is 42,800 not including site prep.

Nice shop and I am sure you would put it to good use. Just curious if the dealer offers options like smaller spacing between rafters (yours is 5'?). For interior buildout, it seems that a 4' spacing might be easier to use, but obviously more money. Interesting note about the cost increases for wider buildings, as that requires MUCH beefier trusses. I guess if you need more square footage, it is better to get a deeper shop instead.

Good info. Nice shop, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. A friend built one like this and the thing I didn't like and he didn't either is the personnel doors. The doors are small and have a built in trip hazard. It's cheaper than red iron building.

I did a 36 by 26 floor and it was 10000.00 just for concrete and the building is 35by 25 it was 19008.00for the building in north west indiana ordered in July of 2022 builtin late October plus another 1100.00 for the radiant heat notcounting the boiler

Nice building but I got motion sickness with your constant camera movement...

As a contractor, when you have them give you a rock bottom price, yes any additional items would cost you more, whether they own the equipment or not. But it sounds like they rent the equipment, so that would obviously be an additional cost.

I got a good deal on my building if I ever get it 9 weeks going on 10 and still no set date be careful and make sure you read their contract all I have seen protects themself and has nothing for their customers , my last building I built I went to the factory and bought my building and put it up myself ,which is the way to go,I am a lot older now and thought I would buy it from a carport company,but I dam sure learned my lesson ,NEVER AGAIN!!

I wished for you it could be bigger. Once you put shelves and cabinets plus machinery the space disappear. But it is a man.s cave!

Thank you so much for sharing, I live in NW FL and am looking at putting one of these up. What about insulation? Did they offer that ?

Sounded like the the building people were just general contractor which means you probably paid more than you needed to

Nice view, Where you located?

Your building cost about the same as my 30×31 although my concrete was slightly lower. I did have to correct some issues with my pad but you get what you pay for.

Might of missed it but what was the total cost?

That concrete is only 7k

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