I was going to go that route, but ended up conventional foundation and framing (I do better at conventional framing than pole framing...). Being cursed or blessed (depending on what day it is) by being in the design and construction business, I couldn't bring myself to spend that kind of money on a foundation I didn't 100% trust. As well, was going to have them build the pole barn and most, other than Morton, couldn't get me any specifics or specs and at best gave me a napkin quality sketch and said "put an X where you want the window". No thanks. But the buildings do have good use and merit, just wasn't for me. Don't know where you're located, but if you're just budgeting for now, DIY Pole Barns on the net has a good site and interactive pricing tool that helped me figure out what things cost without the hassle of a salesman. Good Luck
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