Biggest Mistakes With A Metal Building Project | Metal Building Monday

[@jeffreyvictor3678]

Getting closer to choosing a company to design and build my barn/shop. So far BBD is leading the pack!

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

We’re here 🙌

[@rgcrowman3188]

What, when and where should you put the foam board down before you poor concrete- besides the plastic ? foil up or down ?

[@nalley6815]

So I’m looking at getting a 30x50 because my barn went down 2 days ago. Bad wind…. I’m in Kentucky. Are you all pretty booked up for installations?

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Can do!

[@Dag12324]

you any good at getting a variance to put one on a corner lot that has a 30 foot easement where it needs it be installed

[@brittonmercer2258]

I had a slab poured for a 30x30 metal building. The front edge of the stub has a gap that is not level. Will they still be able to install an Anchor down the building with uneven edges.

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

You need it completely level and square for a certified install!

[@Beradikals]

Is it possible to pour concrete after building installation? Thanks for the time.

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Yes definitely

[@Beradikals]

@@bigbuildingsdirect thanks. Appreciate the reply.

[@abuck2844]

@@bigbuildingsdirect would this effect the certification or integrity doing concrete after the fact?

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

@@abuck2844 would all depend on the anchoring system used. We can certify up to 140mph on ground

[@CzarConejo]

hello .... me and my spouse are looking for a building close too 4,000sqf .... do you guys deliver to New Mexico and install ....

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Yes we do

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

We do not do homes though

[@21desert]

@@bigbuildingsdirect Hi, do you install in Northern New Mexico? Thanks!

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

@@21desert yes we do.

[@t1259sw]

I would add. - Climate control, both heating and cooling. - Foam the floor no matter what your going to use the building for. - Floor drains. - Bathroom if you going to work from this building. - Think of this as an investment that will add value to the property and later at resale. I just put up a 14' x 28' if I told you what I spent you would drop over, I'm a journeyman electrician by trade and a DIY so I had very little out of pocket for hired help.

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Very awesome advice! Thank you 🙏

[@adrianbarrios2679]

I need a 30x50x14 in Gainesville FL.

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Can do!

[@adrianbarrios2679]

@@bigbuildingsdirect What well be the price for something like that we concrete and permit

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

@@adrianbarrios2679 would depend on garage doors, walk in door, windows, wind certs needed. Ballpark 22k+

[@adrianbarrios2679]

@@bigbuildingsdirect how can I get in contact with you?

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

@@adrianbarrios2679 just give us a shout or shoot an email to [e-mail]

[@1unaffiliated1]

Come make some mistakes at my house...I want a BBD building...

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

😂😂😂We’d be happy to help. Thanks for watching!

[@sscooley32]

Does your company build in Northwest Washington state?

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Would depend how far north.

[@sscooley32]

We live on Whidbey Island, north of Seattle.

[@paulpryor850]

My biggest takeaway from this video. Is even a BBD specialist cannot wholeheartedly plan for everything. That's why he has an outbuilding already. I guess the general rule is if you build it you'll fill it eventually.....

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

Not only fill it, but need 1 or 2 more buildings! Need it twice the size…

[@paulpryor850]

Yep! I know all too well building a two story 60' x 120' structure. The more room you have leads to buying stuff to fill it.......

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

@@paulpryor850 😂😂yes sir

[@radiusnorth1675]

I'm confused. You're with BBD? and I am assuming have advised many other people about your buildings and you made all these "mistakes"???? Even with admitting these regrets,[thanks for that] I'm afraid, at least in my mind, this puts your business in a poor "light" as to advising potential buyers.

[@bigbuildingsdirect]

It has been a 3 year process and I am honest about how changes in my life have affected how my building is used now as opposed to 3 years ago. Things I’ve bought, people I’ve hired to do the loft. The good the bad and the ugly. I’d much rather be honest with customers that my life and use of building has changed then lie to my customers and say “don’t think about these things”.