Dumb question, how well do these metal garages hold up against hurricanes?

How is it with the heat on the roof?

Where did you find the lady who coordinated everything for the process?

Hello. Do you did any water or Electricity?

I’m seeing this six months later. Hopefully you chose to do a standard core instead of a dry pour. Dry pour is a terrible idea. It is not durable and you will definitely be cleaning up your mess and doing it right the second time.

Ahahahah 😂 a slope? Ive got a 20% grade im trying to level 😂

I will be surely needing the fill dirt or whatever dirt.

How do you get away from mortgage insurance by making your property value go up?

Did you use a monolithic slab? or had the footing done first?

Great advise! Thanks man! Followed!

Well done vid with breakdown....thank you

Who did your building?

Ripped

I would have put the metal on vertically instead of horizontally. You will find that it catches dirt, pollen and crap that makes it look dirty all the time.

Thanks for the video man, I’m in Florida and looking at this in the near future. Congrats on your new place!

Nice building. I'm looking at a building myself. tossing back and forth traditional pole barn vs metal. How much do you anticipate in return on this when you sell your home. 26K for 10years?

Alternative to Cahill in the marion/levy co area?

Electricity?

How does getting a shop permitted get you out of home insurance?

i am doing a 30x30 as we speak concrete slab is costing me 9700 with 1ft footers around with steel and a 3ft x3ft x30ft for 2 two post car lift the building is 15000 and i am going to run the shop on solar i am going to do my own insulation as for keeping it worn in the winter i am going to use a wood stove

My god your neck of the woods is a god damn rip off. I live in upstate NY, same size building with a new pad 21k out the door.

My father in-law had a small metal shed same construction. One tree limb and that was the end of that. With a wood construction it's easy to fix the local home Depot has everything.

Nice , so the strategy was add value to the property, wait for appraisal, then submit to lender to remove MI 👍👍

That is a nice building. I built one out of a carport, but I used 14ft walls for my semi-trucks. I noticed that yours is not insulated. Being in Florida, that might get a little warm in the summertime. Enjoy your building.

Just got the 30x30x12 building today $9800 with the tax.. NC

Thanks for the info.

Is this build hurricane rated ?

What is your wind rating ? Hurricane?

I just had a 30x30x12 built in April 2023. I had a house built with a basement at the same time so i had plenty of dirt to level the ground. The concrete with footings, rebar, gravel, plastic sheeting and labor was $8k. The building with two 10x10 roll up doors and upgraded man door, waynes coating on the bottom, color match screws and no windows plus a 40 year warranty was $12,300. Me and a buddy just put a 100 amp service panel with power in a few weeks ago. Next is lights, outlets and a garage door opener. Insulation hopefully before the georgia heat returns next summer.

I agree with 1560 please don't do a dry pour. Don't believe everything you see on the tube. I am in Florida also. Do you know how wide and deep your footers need to be. Thinking about doing what you said. Footers then later on poor the center.

I'm buying a home and plan to do exactly what you did. Question.... Can I pour a concrete pad on top of my asphalt driveway with the building set on that pad? Or will the asphalt have to be removed before the pad is poured?

Appreciate the info amigo. Getting ready to pull the trigger on a 30x40 in North Carolina. Trying to find the most reliable company to do everything from start to finish. So stressful!!

What county in Fl was this job done?

i had my 30'x 40' block garage built for $12,500 with 3 windows,entry door ,18' garage door and a full electric panel and a separate plug in for a welder hook up and 8- 8ft lights and a concrete apron that also had the entry door pad included all in one pour...in 2001...

I just cancelled a building because the builder was trying to give drawings that weren't for my building so I could pull the permit . When I told them I needed the correct drawings for the building they wanted $2500 for them.

Please don't do a dry pour man, you'll end up redoing it later

Ive never seen that metal run horizontal like that. Seems like it would wick water in the seams.

Thanks for the advice!