Material breakdown for pole Building

[Toomanytools?]

Just wondering if anyone has a material cost for a pole building. 2x6 girts, posts, trusses, metal. I have several bids for pole buildings and would just like to know material cost less labor. That someone may have done the leg work already.
Thanks Jeff

 

[birdog]

what size?

 

[Toomanytools?]

Doing an L shape one is 36x64x16, the other 36x28x12

 

[birdog]

Im in the process of building a 40x60x16. Lumber, metal, trusses and insulation should run around 17k.

 

[Riverside]

Armour Metals has a price list for pole barn kits, with/without installation:
http://armourmetals.com/pole-barns.html
Other companies probably offer slightly different packages, but this may help.
(I am not affiliated with them.)

 

[Leadfoot3232]

I priced it all last summer before I built.. 30 x 50 x 12, no concrete, insulation or electrical, just matl for the shell was right at $3300

I had a local pole barn builder do it that I have used before, he supplied matl and built it in three days for $8500 ,thats with adding a 30 x 8 shed across one end

I roughed in my own plumbing and electrical, concrete ran me about $3500

 

[larry_g]

My building kit was ~14k that included everything except concrete. 36x48x14. The materials were first class all the way and even the county building permit was included. I worked with http://www.mwbsc.com/ and can recommend them. I'm not sure that they work your side of the mountain though.

lg
no neat sig line

 

[Bear]

My 40 x 48 x 16 was $10,800 w/o garage doors for the "kit". http://www.parkerbuildings.com/

 

[Highbeam]

I'm almost to 23k for everything on my 30x60x14 with comp roof.

Poles were about 1000$, metal siding only was about 3000$, Trusses were about 1000$, Roofing was about 3000$, 3 12x12 doors were about 3000$, Concrete about 5000$, gutters 500$, Lumber and hardware another 2500$, permit was 2000$. Wow, it really adds up.

Then I spent another thousand on foam under the slab, 800 for pex tubing.

The pole barn companies, seemed to double the material cost to cover their labor.

 

[JamesBill]

Not all pole barns are created equal. The above picture shows some pretty skimpy poles, I have seen them with huge poles and bolted rafters. Mine is somewhere inbetween.

 

[Highbeam]

Yes, 6x8 rough doug fir poles and of course bolted connections. This ain't no garden shed.

 

[porsche]

I just bought a building from Armour Metals. Their website shows all pricing and the open kits have a breakdown of the materials so you can check prices from your local hardware first. http://www.armourmetals.com/pole-barns.html Click on the blue links on the pole barn sizes.