I’m asking a moderator to delete the thread. Apparently some people on COTH can’t play nice and have decided to send harassing messages to my business accounts on Facebook.
We got quotes from Cleary, FBI, and Morton for a barebones indoor (170x72). Think straight rectangle building with 18 ft ceiling.
Cleary and FBI had similar quotes of around 180k. Morton came in around 240k. These were back in the spring and we didn’t get into haggling as they were WAY more than we were expecting.
This is just the building - No excavation work, electrical, or water.
Location indiana/illinois border not to far from Chicago.
@StormyDay It’s so wrong you are getting harassed via FB. I have personally found this thread to be very informative. I had no idea how much I should appreciate my 4 stall 36x48 ft barn built in the 80’s. Or how much an indoor costs. Please don’t delete. Call out the jerks.
What did these bullies say? Are you sure they’re from this forum? Nothing you’ve posted warrants any condemnation… but I know the internet can be a real fustercluck. It’s why I detest FB.
@StormyDay Trolls and mean people are really evil. I’m so sorry to hear this. Since you and others have found value in the financials some of us having gone through recent building I’ll chime in.
Central Ohio. Know of someone 3 yrs ago built 80x220 indoor - just four walls and roof with the plexi glass along the top - $100k with the Amish.
I used same builder w pricing from 2019 - 72x144 indoor - 24 ft wings off each side - extensions for sawdust bin, Gator holder and hip roofs to hold truck and trailers - built at commercial grade…$300k shell ALONE but DID include stalls and ALL concrete (give or take 7k sq ft). Cost might have been $200k had things not gotten so high quality (permacolumns, standing seam roof, extra bracing, etc etc etc) and trying to be visually pleasing - 18 windows along top of indoor for example. No excavating, no electric or plumbing included in that pricing.