How Much Did My 30x30 Garage Slab Cost?!

[@mrsmith5114]

Didn't think they cost that much, so thank you for the information and break down. Great video, it looks really nice.

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

It can depend on your area too, shop around for quotes!

[@mrsmith5114]

@@savagesenseoutdoors For sure. Thanks again for the video(and quick response)

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Happy to help!

[@rixtrix11]

My pump truck, 50 meter, was $1500. 24x32 was$10500, 2years ago, so you're close. You're permits were much higher than mine! You've got a good size, will be following along!

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Thank you! I was SURPRISED how much my permits were, especially for an “unincorporated” town. I thought they’d be fairly cheap. I’ll need another permit even for when I’m ready for electricity because it’s not included with the building permit, unreal

[@Joe-lj3ir]

Thanks for sharing. I am doing a 30 x 30 pole barn

[@cyumadbrosummit3534]

Would have never thought 100 tons of gravel or a pump truck would have been needed at that site.

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

The spot it’s going was at a pretty good slope, about a 2’ difference. The pump truck wasn’t needed, but my friend works for the company so he got that on site for a good price

[@TheStevedie]

@@savagesenseoutdoors it makes things easier for sure. I did two 18x30 slabs for my shop all by hand. luckily i got gravel for free, some rebar for free too. So i was mostly in it for the concrete cost. Great video.

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Thanks man I appreciate it! Good to hear you were able to get some slabs poured for cheap👍🏻

[@troyevans1014]

Man not passing judgment but that doesn’t seem like much of a help from friends….. you got hit harddddd on the labor

[@scott6809]

Ii live in Massachusetts and needed a 4' frost wall. My foundation cost $15,600. My building is 26x30 with a 20x10 lean. One 4'x12' section is 8" deep for 2 post lift.

[@kashtalks5]

im trying to do ao 30x30 now in ma..dayummmm

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

@Sunbritepowerwashing concrete and the metal buildings can change quite a bit based on location judging by others comments, shop around!

[@scott6809]

@@kashtalks5 I bought mine from Best Choice Metal Structures. They have a local sales rep in Leominster MA.

[@tombradydid9114]

How much would a foundation basement in Massachusetts cost?

[@CruisinWithKevin]

Where you at? I thought it would be less

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Wisconsin

[@CruisinWithKevin]

@ definitely a lot more there then. I got a quote for a 30x40 4 inches in Oklahoma for $7500. Texas is even cheaper in some places. When I lived in Canada it was $18,000 for a 18x20. A 30x40 there would be at least double that

[@AutoSteps]

feel better about my 30x30 slab now, thats pricey, have about 18 inches around my edges and it was a total of 23 yards of 6 bag mix and rebar was right at 7k

[@p2thumper07]

Unbelievable they called for a pump truck for that job

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

My friend runs the pump truck… not so unbelievable😁

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

Your gravel was a steal. down here the gravel would have been dam near 8000 by it self

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Damn! That bit of gravel was not good either though.. I found another company who got me 20T for $360, much better deal and they brought me better rock too.

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

@@savagesenseoutdoors wow. I wish i could buy it in your area and ship it here..lol

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

@bigcartoonyIIV 😂😂

[@MrSteeDoo]

$5300 for labor for 4-5 guys each a couple hours of work. I wish I made $500 an hour.

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Excavation work, skid steer, and rented equipment was included in that price

[@MrSteeDoo]

@@savagesenseoutdoors A real contractor doesn't have to rent equipment.

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

Cool bro I’m not a real contractor😂

[@smurfgarrett7091]

And they were his friends

[@ryanc2114]

I'm a concrete, excavation, and building contractor. I guessed around $7500 excluding permits. $12k+ sure seems high.

[@govbuster]

COSTED ME ABOUT 4500!!

[@jonzimmerman427]

Rebar under... not inside... the concrete is pointless

[@savagesenseoutdoors]

The rebar was sitting on 2 1/4” chairs actually, thanks for the comment👍🏻