I recently ran across Tru-built.com. They are advertising a 40x60x12, put up for less than $20k. I spoke with a sales man and with some changes I want it's still less than 25k. One of those things that seems too good to be true. Can anyone provide some personal experience or pros/cons?
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Tru-bilt experiences,pros,cons
- Thread starter joshfcb
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do you mean these guys?
http://www.truebuiltbarns.com/
http://www.truebuiltbarns.com/
M-technik-3
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https://www.thebarnyardstore.com/sales-and-inventory/sale/
I have a 14x28 shed from this company, The build some nice structures, neighbor had a large 28x36 two story post and beam garage put up on his property. He had option of using their concrete guy or getting his own.
Went with his own and was 1/2 the cost.
I have a 14x28 shed from this company, The build some nice structures, neighbor had a large 28x36 two story post and beam garage put up on his property. He had option of using their concrete guy or getting his own.
Went with his own and was 1/2 the cost.
'I recently ran across Tru-built.com. They are advertising a 40x60x12, put up for less than $20k. I spoke with a sales man and with some changes I want it's still less than 25k. One of those things that seems too good to be true. Can anyone provide some personal experience or pros/cons?
Does that include concrete foundation, or just a slab?
I have followed back up with the salesman this morning, but I don't think it included any concrete.
Then I think they are somewhat in line with others, obviously geographic dependent, and also fluctuating steel prices unless they have them in stock.
I would think you are looking at about 10-15K in concrete work too.
The 30x40x10 is $19,995 on sale and includes concrete. I doubt the 40x60 includes it.
Are they full depth footings, or are these slab on grade buildings? Would need some specifics
That seems a really good price!
Yeah, thats high. Actually talked to a concrete guy other day and he quoted $125 cu/yd plus $.60 sf for finishing. Im in western Kentucky.
I recently bought about 9.5 acres with plans to build a home. Considering finishing a portion of the shop for temporary living quarters, but also have about $10k budgeted for dirt work/site prep, per a couple quotes i got from contractors before I bought the land, which included site prep for residence, shop and driveway.
I recently bought about 9.5 acres with plans to build a home. Considering finishing a portion of the shop for temporary living quarters, but also have about $10k budgeted for dirt work/site prep, per a couple quotes i got from contractors before I bought the land, which included site prep for residence, shop and driveway.
Yeah, thats high. Actually talked to a concrete guy other day and he quoted $125 cu/yd plus $.60 sf for finishing. Im in western Kentucky.
I recently bought about 9.5 acres with plans to build a home. Considering finishing a portion of the shop for temporary living quarters, but also have about $10k budgeted for dirt work/site prep, per a couple quotes i got from contractors before I bought the land, which included site prep for residence, shop and driveway.
At that price, I would pour a proper foundation wall too, insulated and everything.