Pole barns costs

[skeeter2010]

Just looking for any info people may have on the cost of an insulated pole barn not including the slab I am thinking 40x60x14 with over hangs and 2 man doors and three overhead doors. I have looked around the internet but can’t seem to find any real solid cost information. The other thing I am considering is using SIP panels (structural insulated panels) which I am sure would jack up the cost but it would make a super clean look metal on both sides. I am hoping to make a cold storage area 35x40 and also a shop area 25x40 that would at some point get a lift

 

[highhertel]

I had a Wick's 30' x 40' (6" walls, steel panels) w/ full walk up attic built about 8 years ago for $35,000, not including 6" concrete slab. Steel prices were very high at the time so not sure how it would price out today.

HH

 

[rp7x]

if you need to ask , it's too much ... wow

 

[srt20]

if you need to ask , it's too much ... wow

Yeah because budgets are a thing of the past.....jeez

 

[skeeter2010]

Everything is to much, do my best to spend money I have, not money I plan making. to each their own so yes it most likely going be too much right

 

[agriffinjd]

You looking to build one yourself or hire someone?

If you go to Menard's, you can use a planner thing computer to design one yourself and it'll give you a price estimate for the materials. That's if you're building it yourself. It's a handy little tool. I don't think it has insulation stuff as an option on a pole building design, so you'd have to add that in yourself to the costs.

 

[snopro1]

if you need to ask , it's too much ... wow

Yeah you should just call someone and tell them to build it. I mean do you ask what a car dealer wants for a car, cause if you do then you can't afford it either...

 

[RHFD547]

I had a 40x72x14 Morton building put up 2 years ago with 2 12x12 doors;1 14x12 door, and 1 walk-in door. All the overhead doors have electic door openers with 1 outside remote. It is not skinned on the inside but does have the insulation on the ceiling. Poured a 4" floor for the entire building. The shed was up and completed minus the floor in 6 days. The cost for everything but the floor was about $38,000. I called the local Morton dealer and he was at my house within 2 hours with computer in hand. Told him what I wanted and he gave me a price quote on the spot. Could not have been happier.

 

[rinkerman]

In the spring we put up a 30' x 48' building with 10' walls - uninsulated for $12700. Wish we would have gone 12' walls.

 

[fcat700]

Not sure if it helps...40'x60'x16' with the slab, but not insulated, built last fall, cost +/- $68,000

2-14'x14' Overhead Doors
1-8'x8' Overhead Door
2-Std Service Doors

 

[skeeter2010]

That's some bucks it looks awesome that's beyond my budget but very very nice
Waiting on a quote for SIP panels should be interesting where they come in dollars and cent wise

 

[ezra]

I had a 40x72x14 Morton building put up 2 years ago with 2 12x12 doors;1 14x12 door, and 1 walk-in door. All the overhead doors have electic door openers with 1 outside remote. It is not skinned on the inside but does have the insulation on the ceiling. Poured a 4" floor for the entire building. The shed was up and completed minus the floor in 6 days. The cost for everything but the floor was about $38,000. I called the local Morton dealer and he was at my house within 2 hours with computer in hand. Told him what I wanted and he gave me a price quote on the spot. Could not have been happier.

that sounds like a very nice price I could make some bucks with that crew in my parts