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Thanks guys, super excited!

Top sheet, just dirty. Gotta spray it down

Couldn't wait, don't mind mess lol im assuming they will cut concrete when they come to remove forms

Sorry for the delay, here are some updated pics. I will take some good ones once doors are on and I clean up mess. And by mess I talking about cleaning steel, and wipe splashed concrete off sides, Dieterman has been extremely good at picking up after themselves

Should have some updated pics tommorow afternoon, steel should be all done, concrete is coming thursday.

Don't mind the dirt smudge lol

Dieterman Construction. Extremely pleased thus far! Morton never called me back, carter lumber never called me back, had one more quote from a independent builder but It was quite a bit more, Midwest pole barns got right back to me, but they are extremely busy and not any cheaper.

Thanks everybody, im more excited about this then I was building the house. I will post more pics as more progress gets done. Be prepared for some questions about electrical and finishing off the inside as I will be attempting this myself Cody

Pic of the site before they started, I had them clear 15foot around barn and level back in case I ever want to add a lean too

Finally started on my barn today. It will be a 30x40x13'6". 3 10x10 insulated doors, two insulated 3x3' windows. Going to have a 20x30 cement approach, in front of the two front doors. All steel with wainscot. Charcoal on bottom, grey on top, and black steel roof, white eaves and accents...

Ok looks like im going with the 10,000lb mohawk system 1. The hoist distributor recommend a 4ft x14ft rectangle pad 6 1/2" thick. How far back from the wall the front of vehicle will be facing should i have footing poured. I want room in front to be able to pull motor have toolbox etc, but i...

Most 10,000 pound hoist are calling for 4 - 1/4" and 3000 psi

Also I am 6 foot tall, is 13 foot ceiling going to allow me to lift a truck or suv high enough and still be comfortable standing underneath?

Building a 30x40x13, two 10x10 doors on eave side, one 10x10 on gable side. Plan on putting 10,000 pound two post hoist in center bay of eave side. Currently looking at Mohawk, bendpak, and rotary. Id love to get a Mohawk but heard they are pricey. Have a rotary at work and love it. Have a few...

Looking to put up a 30x40x12 this spring just north of grand rapids. Looking for suggestions on builder. Ive called midwest polebarns and no response. Going to call morton buildings in the morning. Thanks Cody