Oh hell No.... where are You Located? I'll build it, and it WILL be done Correctly and up to Code. Code here is probably more intense.... hurricanes, uplift, ect.... do you have a set of prints? I can give you a take off on the materials?
Are you using steel framing? Etc…
Whatever is Spec. For the Location. I've done LOTS of Structural Steel and Non Structural Metal Stud Framing, but framed my first house in 89 outta wood, ( and Many others) with an engineered truss pack. I work with a supplier/ manufacturer that forms metal sheathing here for metal roofs, and siding also.
The “hell no” thing to wood kind of tipped me off to thinking steel is the way to go. I sure as heck don’t know but would like to add on myself.
Yessir, the price, of an unfinished garage, that size, out of wood ( least inexpensive method) is nuts. Even in this economy. And honestly, we child get a metal kit and built it on site for Way less than that. Part of that depends on how you want to do the actual frame behind the metal though.... A lot of guys that do that will probably send out a crew and they'll probably never touch your actual project. I'm all in when I do one. We're a small crew..
no prints ive had several guys come and look and say they will give me a quote but never do Here is what want my garage is 16 x 30 i do body and paint in the same bay thats not good i want to ad on to the back to make it a paint booth. its going to have a garage door in between the two bays so when im done with the body work i can push it into the booth no other doors , windows no wiring insulation nothing im going to do all the inside finish work the ground need to be leveled alittle for the floor i can do all that and frame it out i just need the floor poured and the building put up
I didn't even think about that exchange rate between cinder blocks and batteries. Great point!!
My Grampa’s shop was sheeted on the north and west walls with old license plates. When he passed my 3 uncles and my dad pulled all of them down. Lots of them really old still have a good collection in a box somewhere. Maybe I should nail them up on a shed
Rich and Rare, I drank a bunch of that yrs ago
FYI they haven’t made a cinder block since the last steam powered train. They now use hydite fired clay powder for light weight block and gravel for regular weight block. They all make your back ache
You seem to type well, but damn you fugly
That's an Insane Number Brother. How close to Florida are You?
The Carpenter did a fine job! Now the Graphic Design kid? He really dropped the ball!
Tampa Bay. I have over 10 grand in tools and over 33 years in. My fiance is a Master Painter, and I've been training her in general stuff for 2 years, she's actually good. .. you're a Iittle far away though. How big of a project do you have? I'd love to Help, but the Logistics are tuff!
