Hello,
I relatively new to GJ (it's fantastic btw) am in the process of trying to put up a pole building on Seattles "East Side". Currently I'm looking at Permabilt/Town and Country and Spane as builders. Has anyone had experience with either of them? I'd be very interested to learn how things went for you. If you have other builder recommendations I'd also be interested to learn about them. Other questions: about what did your cost per square foot run? If you put in a concrete floor, how did you spec it (thinkness, reinforcement, crack management approach)? Did you install the electrical at the same time or plan for later? What did you do that was helpful (glad you did)? What would you have done if you had to do it over?
I'm grappling with not being able to build the square footage I'd hoped in order to accommodate a modest number of cars, but I was once told, if you built a building over the entire surface of the earth, it'd likely be full in a year. ...well, thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.
I relatively new to GJ (it's fantastic btw) am in the process of trying to put up a pole building on Seattles "East Side". Currently I'm looking at Permabilt/Town and Country and Spane as builders. Has anyone had experience with either of them? I'd be very interested to learn how things went for you. If you have other builder recommendations I'd also be interested to learn about them. Other questions: about what did your cost per square foot run? If you put in a concrete floor, how did you spec it (thinkness, reinforcement, crack management approach)? Did you install the electrical at the same time or plan for later? What did you do that was helpful (glad you did)? What would you have done if you had to do it over?
I'm grappling with not being able to build the square footage I'd hoped in order to accommodate a modest number of cars, but I was once told, if you built a building over the entire surface of the earth, it'd likely be full in a year. ...well, thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.