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As luck would have it one of my clients has the exact building I like. It’s 50x120 mono slope it looks to be 23’ in front and 18’ in back. I got a tour of it and it’s really nice.

I got one more quote from a pole barn builder. So far that’s two quotes from a pole barn builder and one from a steel span structure.

This company is local to me they seem good,and made for uneven terrain https://cuthub.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAnKeCBhDPARIsAFDTLTIpmVhhrKRRQHfKFxnVvMTIy1Lq-DqY2BbKyQm3vjBNengUyUoE80caAgl5EALw_wcB

I asked the nucor guy to ditch the sand oil separator and he said it would save me 20000.

Quote on a pole barn I started another thread but I decided to bring it back to this thread to keep it all on one thread. Also I had a friend construct a pole barn shop for his business same size as I want to build that he outfitted with kitchenette and bedroom and tons of finishes and he was...

Yes they are

South of Missoula in the Bitterroot.

I have another thread on this subject but since people are talking numbers and how much things cost I thought I’d share a few quotes I’ve gotten recently. Proposed 50’x120’ building. Nucor building Pole barn, quote for building only I have a client that just put up a pole barn building...

I have hard numbers, they seem a little high. I’m ditching the floor drains and the sand oil separator and asking him to re do the numbers without those items. I’m not planning on having a lot of wet dripping vehicles in the space. I may keep the floor drains but no sand oil separator.

I don’t see a recession happening in the near future at all. Especially with the economic stimulus package for COVID. Also people are ready to work and have been for a while.

I have the three drawer service cart. I turned it into a mobile welding table. I beat the hell out of it and fabricate on the open and close top. It’s tough. I had to laugh when I said fabricate it made me think of all the fabricator memes lol.

I have an evo saw that I really love. Looks like I need to go move the cord off the blade but I really do enjoy this tool.

Those blue boxes look great

I agree and I’ve enjoyed his posts. I’m certainly not looking to make waves with less than 80 posts. I do see the value of a like button because it allows others to see that people enjoyed the post. I get that change is hard and respect is earned.

I want a like button too. I think it would be nice to like a cool post. I’ve got a lot of manners and am not trying to stir the pot. I thought the above post was pretty negative. Maybe be kind ? Everyone’s different and has different need and wants that’s what makes us great.

Around here I was given cost of $4 sq ft for steel erector to erect building. Concrete is $6 square ft In Missoula Montana area

Your thread is amazing and inspirational. My one car garage consists of various piles of my ****, 9 bicycles a few dirt bikes and a partridge in a pear tree. Kudos.

Fitzees is the best. He gives real world problem solving and advice. Mostly just using grinders, hand tools etc. Who are we to judge how he handles PPE? In fact I’ve seen a segment he did on angle grinders pointing out using the guard, and proper holding of the grinder. I don’t give a poop if...

I’ve had two bad experiences with tool guys mostly revolving around communication. I doubt I would ever approach a tool guy again.

I’m Originally from “downriver” wyandotte Michigan area. Welcome.