Posted by alskdjfhg on December 09, 2016 at 06:13:36 from (129.7.0.149):
Instead of finding the older thread, I'll just make a new one.
Got the final price on the building, the dirt work I'm doing with another guy, here is my unofficial final price;
40X80X16 building 6" slab (2 beams running the length of the building 12"x20"x80' which will be spaced apart 20' centered in the building, with 5- 12"x20" beams running perpendicularly between the 80' center beams, along with 12x24 perimeter beam) This will provide plenty of support for your equipment in the "drive through" area.
We will have 6x6 posts set to 72" deep in the running wall posts and 8x8 posts set to 96" deep on the corners and door frame posts with the door posts going to the top of the truss.
Walls and roof to have radiant barrier.
3/12 pitch roof woth manufactured trusses with gerts on 24" centers on walls and roof, (all gerts to be joist hangered in place)
Total for all $ 64,225.00
Additional items
16x80 lean to 6x6 posts on 16' centers with 3x12 beam on 2/12 pitch. Framed with all treated lumber
$5,400.00 per lean too
I am waiting on confirmation on the use of the aluminum wire for a quote on the underground and meter/breaker panel.
If we can use the aluminum the price will be $2,650.00 for a 400 amp underground wire 400 amp meter can ( this allows you to add another 200 amp panel later.) and a 200 amp breaker panel.
So what do ya'll think? How bad are these prices? More than I wanted to spend, that's for sure.
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