Going rates to have a shop built?

[Sgt Beavis]

That's one expensive erection!

Mine are friggin priceless..

[Chopped54]

Prices have gone up.
Mine is 30x40x13, full brick and austin stone, one walk through and a 10'x10' roll up, and 4 sky lights. Full electric with a 100 amp 250' home run, 20 4 way outlets, a 220v for my compressor, 12 double bulb florescent, office with two outlets and a celing fan, porch light and mercury vapor over the rollup. The slab is 6" thick with 12" deep beams and a 36"x24" brick ledge. I have under $20k in mine.

[TENGRAM]

That's one expensive erection!

Mine always cost me a fortune

[Rreemo]

I used these guys and they did a great job. Just got mine sprayed with insulation a few weeks ago. I did a 20x40 with 12" walls and a 4:12 pitch and it was the best deal I could find.

I know Butterbean (Chad)

They're good guys. I wish they would come down here and put up a building for me

I got a quote on a turn-key 30x40 down here for about $28k

that's gonna have to wait a little while

I've been talking to Mark...for the difference in price he's actually talking me down to a 40x50....building and slab with a man door and 2 roll-ups base right under $19K....but that's with no insulation, windows, or skylights. I'm looking to add 6 skylights, 5 windows, and a partial awning on one side...which pushes it up another ~$3500. I want it insulated but not sure if I'm going to have them do it for about $2800, or if I'll look to have someone else come in and spray-foam it.

Then I still have to do the electrical...but luckily I have a buddy who is an electrical contractor....and I thought ahead when I built my house too....upgraded the service coming in, and stubbed utilities on the back corner of my garage that will be closest to the shop.

By the time I get the electric done, lift installed, and the floors coated I'll probably still be in it a little over $30K.

[kpc01]

I've been talking to Mark...for the difference in price he's actually talking me down to a 40x50....building and slab with a man door and 2 roll-ups base right under $19K....but that's with no insulation, windows, or skylights. I'm looking to add 6 skylights, 5 windows, and a partial awning on one side...which pushes it up another ~$3500. I want it insulated but not sure if I'm going to have them do it for about $2800, or if I'll look to have someone else come in and spray-foam it.

Then I still have to do the electrical...but luckily I have a buddy who is an electrical contractor....ad I thought ahead when I built my house too....upgraded the service coming in, and stubbed utilities on the back corner of my garage that will be closest to the shop.

By the time I get the electric done, lift installed, and the floors coated I'll probably still be in it a little over $30K.

Marks the guy I worked with. they did a good job on mine. I ended up with 2 sklights and a cutout for a 10x12 door. I got a regular garage door with insulation installed. If you're planning on insulating the rest of the building you should probably do the doors too and the roll ups won't do that. I stubbed for electric and am in the process of doing it myself. I had a guy come in and spray foam mine 2" on roof and 1" on the walls. He did a good job and was priced good too. if you go this route I can get you his info. Mark was very honest and the building turned out good. the concrete had to be "engineered" so it costs a little more but is very thick. I'm in Oak Point....I'm sure he'll remember doing mine, it was about 5-6 months ago I think

[kpc01]

A few pics of mine from when I had it done in this thread if anyones interested...

http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5918&page=2

[Cooter]

yeah, I gotta find somebody down here... that $28k was no electrical... just turn-key slab/building/erection/doors

too rich for my blood knowing what it can actually be done for (and done well)

I've been talking to Mark...for the difference in price he's actually talking me down to a 40x50....building and slab with a man door and 2 roll-ups base right under $19K....but that's with no insulation, windows, or skylights. I'm looking to add 6 skylights, 5 windows, and a partial awning on one side...which pushes it up another ~$3500. I want it insulated but not sure if I'm going to have them do it for about $2800, or if I'll look to have someone else come in and spray-foam it.

Then I still have to do the electrical...but luckily I have a buddy who is an electrical contractor....and I thought ahead when I built my house too....upgraded the service coming in, and stubbed utilities on the back corner of my garage that will be closest to the shop.

By the time I get the electric done, lift installed, and the floors coated I'll probably still be in it a little over $30K.