Re: Pole barn cost

Posted by MarkB_MI on July 08, 2015 at 15:23:28 from (70.194.31.158):

In Reply to: Pole barn cost posted by craig45 on July 08, 2015 at 03:09:55:

Contractors in general make their money on upgrades, and that's particularly true of post-frame building construction. If they're a dealer for a major building manufacturer, they probably have a fixed price they have to stick to on the building itself, but anything else they can charge whatever the market will bear.

If you don't mind a little aggravation, you can save a bunch of money by being your own general contractor. Get a price for just the building. Order the overhead door openings, but no doors. Then seek out bids for the floor, overhead doors, interior finish construction, etc. You should be able to knock off 30 percent or more. And you can spread your expense out over a couple years, which might make it less painful.

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