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Will get additional quotes. The concrete guy also does his own site work. He’s poured slabs in the area for over 40 years

Ty for the great replies. Virginia Northern Neck. The guy came recommended from a close friend. Still wanted to double with y’all but seems like it’s a reasonable quote. Thank you all for the feedback!

Zero knowledge of slabs and welcome insight into if this is standard/fair quote. $22k total 40x48 slab 5.5 in 4K psi 12inch footer #4 rebar 33 ton gravel Moisture barrier 2 inch foam board

Thank you for the info. For fiberglass, can you walk me through the layers from exterior metal to interior wall? Is that metal, house wrap, air gap or no gap, faced fiberglass (which direction), vapor barrier, interior wall which is corrugated metal? What about under the roof if I don’t plan an...

Ty for the great feedback. Building not installed yet. Checking my understanding. (Metal siding, wrap, air gap, foam board,vapor barrier, interior wall is corrugated metal) 1. Should I great stuff foam major gaps where I see light coming in, assuming I want exterior tight? 2. Should I have air...

Yes the Amish want 80 and up for a 40-48 shell

The manufacturer no. The builder yes, they recommend 2 inch fiberglass. When I start asking about details specifically for my climate and climate controlled I get shrugs, that’s happened with every company I’ve spoken with frankly

Hello, after additional quotes I’m looking to purchase a metal building (carport style) instead of a pole barn. Quote diff was $40k for same sqft. My question is how to best insulate with fiberglass or foam board. My climate zone is 4a mixed humid, will be climate controlled workspace and car...

I spoke with dripstop and they said do not use their product if I’m spray foaming which makes sense

Yes they have a machine that does it during installation.

Great I’ll reach back out and see if I can do that instead. Is it safe to spray foam the wrap and not direct to metal? Can this cause moisture issues?

After additional research and estimates I’ve updated my building. 40x50x14 from American metal garages in NC. It’s been recommended to disregard the drop ceiling/blow-in cellulose and instead spray the walls and roof with close cell spray foam. This will be a finished/climate controlled space...

If you use the dripstop, spray foam will not void rust warranty, if you spray directly on steel, it will void.

Thank you for the feedback

It’s a condensation membrane that adheres to corrugated metal. https://www.dripstop.com/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAp5fmjoj3G5vNyXa17pb1_fOMffXu&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI66j43reKiwMVjMfjBx05OBpQEAAYASAAEgKnx_D_BwE

Building a 40x50 metal garage (tube steel) that will be climate controlled and spray foamed. The installer wants to charge me $6500 to add dripstop to walls and ceiling. I can’t seem to justify if I’m sealing and climate controlling. For those wondering why not pole barn, in my area they are...

Do you also recommend the horizontal wing insulation?

The horizontal layed foam flush to board you mean? So then concrete comes above board?

Should that perimeter foam come up to meet the horizontal wood guide that the builders leave at the bottom? I’m sure there is more language but hopefully you get the idea. Regarding foam under concrete, what is the proper layering? Vapor barrier, foam, the concrete? Ty