Shop buidling estimates

You can get a general idea calling a place like Carter Lumber. They have costs based on standard sizes for all materials needed. This will give you at least your material costs.

-- making sawdust....

There are several online pole barn retailers who sell the kits exactly as described, except for the dust collection…you could get a quote, then add another $10k-$15k for the labor, concrete and plumbing.

-- Rich, WNY, www.nyrockingchairs.com

My stick built 1000 sf shop, finished last summer, cost me $21000 to build. I did all the work but excavation, concrete, drywall, and setting up the electrical service. I did all the inside wiring. A bid I received for a pole style steel building the same size including concrete was $15000. It did not include electrical, insulation, or any type of inside finish work.

-- Dave Herron, Boise, ID -- “That which does not crash the browser, makes it stronger”

I think Dave pretty well hit it on the head.
I priced a 26’x30’ stick built building with a concrete floor and they said $12,500 built on my site without insulation, wall coverings, or electrical work. I figured it would cost about $8,000 to finish the inside and that does not include dust collection.
As far as a pole barn their are many different brands with I believe Morton to be the best one if not a close section. Besides size there are options like height and doors to figure in. You might google pole barn and see what you get. My 2 cents.

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

Now I would see the shop, lose all sales resistance and just buy it… fortunately Jenn keeps here head about her and looks at things like does the house have bathrooms, a kitchen ..you know silly inconsequential stuff like that LOL. I wish you success in your search for a new property.

-- ....next big purchase is wood for the next project, Mark

Bathrooms? Who needs bathrooms? There’s a toilet in the shop….

-- -- Kevin in Mentor, Ohio