How Much Does it Cost? What do you Think? Cost + Tour

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Thanks for the REAL numbers. So sick and tired of lies on KZbin. We're about to spend a fortune to build a large building, and it's so irritating to hear just how cheap people build their buildings for, only to find out it's total BS.

[@timvandermey4792]

Love the format of this type of video Dvm

[@leighannebrown-pedersen7536]

I was going to say $500. We’re about to get started in Colorado, standard build. But we’re still going to do radiant floor for basement and probably main floor too. House is at 8500 ft so no AC needed. House is 1800 with additional unfinished roughed walk out space and a builder quoted us 1.4-1.7. We’re working with a company to help us be our own GC and estimating a mil. Yes, it costs that much up here. Problem with house costs, it costs whatever it costs. That’s why the budgeting and planning phase of our build has taken almost a whole year.

[@scotthackett4500]

A barndo with 8500 sq.ft..?? In floor radiant water or Glycol.??

[@leighannebrown-pedersen7536]

@@scotthackett4500 nooo, 8500 ft elevation. House is only 1850 with an additional 1850 walk out unfinished basement. So not a barndo. But I’ve been watching folks and the radiant flooring

[@scotthackett4500]

@leighannebrown-pedersen7536 ok got ya..

[@leighannebrown-pedersen7536]

@ and water. We actually are kicking around the idea of a glycol water mix for the front patio and part of the driveway. But it may be out of our costs. Surprisingly in Colorado, it does get cold, but not Minnesota cold.

[@waldokitty3533]

These videos are so well done and filled with valuable info. Keep it up!!

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[@patrickkenny2077]

Nice job. Surprised it ended up around $250/SF, but I guess there are some places you can spend more (or less).

[@yoursecondbestfrienddave4572]

GREAT video!

[@TheHomeBuildingBlueprint]

Very cool build!

[@sammyt4549]

I run my own excavation business and know the costs. To have someone with a cdl haul in heavy equipment, a good operator plus all materials for 200' of driveway and 112'x48' pad - $16,960 is very fair.

[@donprice4645]

Sounds about right 500k an this about what I'm looking to build in tn. Thanks pretty much nailed what I'm looking to build

[@WichhartAcres]

Beautiful Place Paul! My guess is $480,000

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks buddy.

[@boydbelgarde1827]

I understand need to make money but is there any smaller more builder friendly build with the post frame 32’ by 32’ or 32 by 40

[@Andrew-gr7of]

Could build 2 of those for that cost here in the south😁

[@bigdukesix7580]

What’s a ball park price for the metal roof/sqft?

[@JMNovak1011]

$425k finished.... Damn off by $75k. Beautiful home but $500k out of most peoples price range, even with 20% down that's a payment of $3,200 amonth with escrow...Bankrate suggested Americans would have to rake in $110k per year to afford a median-priced home, which costs $402k. And that doesn't take into account daily cost of living. World had become crazy expensive. Sorry for that rant. Beautiful home like I said and for the per sq/ft cost a great price as most custom homes run way higher.

[@james.henning]

Thats not including the land you have to buy.

[@ValerieHausman-x6i]

Where is this located? No way to calculate cost without knowing the state and county

[@MrPostFrame]

Iowa - 30 minutes from Desmoines.

[@exstyleD]

What plan is this?

[@MrPostFrame]

We'll be releasing this plan in a few weeks, but it's available for pre-sale. Get $200 off by emailing [e-mail] and mention you saw it on KZbin! You can take a look at the general layout and see if it's something that would work for you.

[@wornoutwasd8567]

It's custom so $300/sqft according to local architects and builders around me so 1.2 million. lol.

[@CentralPlainsEnt]

Just getting the property that is zoned correctly would make it cost prohibited. Still need to drill a well and hit drinkable water. Probably looking well over a million. Out of reach for a normal person. Basic starter homes are close to out of reach.

[@MrPostFrame]

I agree. Not even 10 years ago you could buy a 2000 sq/ft home where I lived for under $200K. Now it is way over double that. That is why I self built my entire house.

[@briansdumbchannelderpy6986]

All the people saying “ way over priced” 😂 , cost are cost people ……. bottom line. Just because google told you or Homeadvisor told you your dream home was 150k , that doesn’t mean that’s feasible.

[@ajquick]

My guess was $250k for the shell and $500k complete, so not far off.

[@hio177]

350 K

[@memyselfandi4668]

Can you have basement?

[@MrPostFrame]

yes you can

[@memyselfandi4668]

@ do you know how much extra will be?

[@MrPostFrame]

That really varies depending on your location since concrete costs are all over the place. There’s a lot of extra excavation, etc. We would have to research and put together a video or something on it to accurately give numbers

[@ronaldsmith214]

350k

[@gholland5840]

Anywhere from 275k to 400k

[@sethgoddard81]

$375k

[@TravisLillyOutdoors]

$425?

[@jasond1648]

1 million at least if a normal person without building experience.

[@Manofsteel7896]

Wow Wayyyy over priced Great video

[@ryanschibler6873]

340000

[@simonthebroken9691]

$355,000 Ugh, i was way off.

[@kparchment]

$500k

[@1kgsxrk7]

300k

[@BWIL2515]

Two sixty five

[@james.henning]

Way out peoples price range. Can stick build for less.

[@christopherhaak9824]

You're not stick building that kind of sq ft for less.

[@weeweed86]

If we are talking just skin.....About $275,000

[@weeweed86]

I meant shell...

[@weeweed86]

I was pretty close.....But I would have been about a hundred grand short of the finish price.

[@angiebuesing6711]

These KZbin builds are getting ridiculous

[@rufuscasey2989]

$350k?

[@TheRockchalk12]

$376k?

[@Helenmenace]

Hello there!