I ended up at $33 a sq ft with no epoxy floor or plumbing. Based on all the quotes I got this was the best deal I could find. Short of using subpar materials.
I posted a few pics in the gallery section. It has a Mueller metal roof and sides so nice heavy gauge. 1" closed cell spray foam insulation. Concrete floor isn't finished. I don't even know what a cupola is...:dunno: I did have to brick the bottom 4.5" all the way around per city code. I...
Actually I bought a 3000 sq ft turn key house in 2008 for $60 a sq ft and a 3400 sq ft house in 2015 for $104 sq ft both ready to move into. Not trying to argue but it can be done.
My shop build finished out at $33 a sq ft, fully built by professionals including dirt work, concrete...
Well, simple answer is: because he started it. :evil:
He was being a smart *** so I was just returning the favor. At that point in time I was trying to get a rough idea. Every other person here gave me there rough guesstimate without all those questions. Their advice was appreciated and...
LOL, who cares where I'm getting the money. That has nothing to do with how much the project will cost. But thanks for all the useless info.
I finished my project at $33 per sq ft.
I def was not expecting the prices yall are throwing out there. It amazes me that $60 a sq ft buys a bare bones shop with no finish work involved, yet you can buy a house for $90 a sq ft currently with multiple working bathrooms, a kitchen, sheetrock etc etc. The comparison between these two...
We purchased a new house with 1/2 acre lot and room for a 25'x40'x12' shop to be built. I'll be starting the process in March but am trying to get an idea on some of the major cost so I can plan accordingly. I'm located in the Dallas, Tx area.
Concrete per sq ft?
Structure including walls...