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Hey are any of you guys contractors? If so, could you guys give me an idea on how much this garages would be? http://www.archwaypress.com/plans/garages/117.htm http://www.archwaypress.com/plans/garages/118.htm
Josh
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1999 F150 XLT, V6, S/C, nothing important done yet.
Josh
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1999 F150 XLT, V6, S/C, nothing important done yet.
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From: Wilmington, NC
Hey, I'm not a contractor but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once 
My husband & I built our garage (24x32) w/10' ceiling at a cost of $5k for cement, 8x9door, reg door, all the wood framing/rafters, shingles, 2windows and hardy plank siding. We are slowly insulating it and we just ran across a deal on 4x12 sheetrock. We are doing all the work and trying to find the best deals on materials. If you are sub-contracting your's out, my "guess" would be to figure about $65 to $75 a sq foot. Then to add a couple of thousand to cover the "extras" that always pop up. A garage is not that difficult but there's still permits, electricians, concrete guys, sheetrock guys, framers, and finishers if you do that up-stairs portion. Your garage is also big enough for a bathroom, which I didn't see in the plan. My husband wishes he had one even in our much smaller garage.
My husband & I built our garage (24x32) w/10' ceiling at a cost of $5k for cement, 8x9door, reg door, all the wood framing/rafters, shingles, 2windows and hardy plank siding. We are slowly insulating it and we just ran across a deal on 4x12 sheetrock. We are doing all the work and trying to find the best deals on materials. If you are sub-contracting your's out, my "guess" would be to figure about $65 to $75 a sq foot. Then to add a couple of thousand to cover the "extras" that always pop up. A garage is not that difficult but there's still permits, electricians, concrete guys, sheetrock guys, framers, and finishers if you do that up-stairs portion. Your garage is also big enough for a bathroom, which I didn't see in the plan. My husband wishes he had one even in our much smaller garage.
