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Cost per sq ft
- Thread starter wind954
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block foundation, stick built, 2x4 or 2x6 walls, insulated, drywall, electrical, heat/ac, insulated or cheaper door ?
I can't give you an answer but some of the members close to your local might need more info of want you want.
I can't give you an answer but some of the members close to your local might need more info of want you want.
rburke65
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I paid $35 a sq. ft.
ford fanatic
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Where in Maryland?
DonPowers
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I'm also in the $35 per sq ft range.
The number is a bit skewed however, as I did my own earthwork and a good part of the labor, with help closing the building in. If you only considered the cost to close in less earthwork, I was around $25 per sq ft.
The building also has a second floor, which is cheap sq footage as long as you don't go crazy with finishes.
The number is a bit skewed however, as I did my own earthwork and a good part of the labor, with help closing the building in. If you only considered the cost to close in less earthwork, I was around $25 per sq ft.
The building also has a second floor, which is cheap sq footage as long as you don't go crazy with finishes.
I'm in the same boat as you! I'm trying to get bids for a 50x40 hangar. My Dad just told me about panelized systems. It's stick build but they do it in a factory! Most major cities have a few companies that offer it. From what I've been reading you can save an easy 16-25%! I'm still waiting for a bunch of bids to come back but I'm probably going to go that route. Might be worth checking out!