BARNDOMINIUM Material + Labor COST + Full Timelapse
Materials + labor breakdown of this barndominium structure. Material and labor cost up to interior framing. This barndominium is a ~3,000 square foot 2-story post frame construction home (40’x48′) and garage (40’x32′) with a front and back porch. It has a main floor master with a total of 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
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0:00 Build Overview
0:36 Site Prep + Pier Footings
2:25 Build + Raise Walls
6:45 Trusses
9:29 House Sheathing
10:41 Roof Metal
11:29 House Wrap
12:13 Garage Framing
14:25 Garage Sheathing + Metal
15:38 Porches
16:56 Frost Protection
17:20 Metal
18:41 Below Grade Insulation
19:18 Radiant Tubing
20:07 Doors
20:44 Porch Ceiling
21:13 Price Breakdown
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Thanks for another video !
Thanks for watching!
Nice video keep up the good work
My hopes of building a shop with a small living quarters on it drifting away slowly
Owning your own massive shop with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms home for under a quarter million is nothing to scoff at lol. You can't find that much anywhere in the US very easily anymore. Not w/o massive renovations. edit: I didn't see it says at the very end the homeowners are all-in at $360k. Still, not bad whatsoever.
anyone else it would have been 450-500k, the point was exactly as you stated... there is no such thing as a modest budget anymore. Sell everything I own so I can afford a home with a 2k a month payment on, to house the stuff I sold to live in the home.
@@MikeGusFifteen Not really. There are a lot of other options that are much much less.
How do I start if I want to build post frame for a living
$220k before the pad is insane
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Concrete
Insanity
they were all in at 360k with a 3000sqft home, this is dirt cheap compared to michigan
@@FullDrawOutdoors This should have been 90K standing and an empy shell. 150-160K drywalled no Kitchen. These folks got taken to the cleaners.
Another awesome build. Great video!!! Willing to build a Mad County down in Florida?
Haha would be nice when it’s winter here! There are some post frame builders down there. Nfba.org you can search their database
What was the timeline for this build from start to finish?
What is concrete without reinforcement?
40x48=1920 sq ft main plus 40x32=1280 garage. So based on current 3D printed concrete shell with all insulation plumbing and electrical and yes pads included for $40 sq ft. So 1920+1280 x40==$88000 add roof and finish interior.
is this a certain floorplan or custom?
Well what's price to finish interior?
Top notch video the best build Timelapse I have seen. You mentioned concrete in the numbers did that include a slab pour in the inside?
Yes, 5" slab inside and then usually 4" for the porches.
What state is this in? Nice work!
what are the total sq ft of the House? and Garage? thanks this is awsome info.
House is a around 3000sq ft and garage is 1280sq ft.
What radiant foam board system is this?
It's Hitz Halter - www.mrpostframe.com/insulation
This is just the shell & structure without any finish work?
The clients total cost is at the end of the video. We went into detail on what we had been hired to complete.
These time lapses are awesome! What are you using to capture the footage?
The timelapse footage is mainly GoPros and then a DJI drone.
@@MrPostFrame How are you able to get so much recording time from the GoPros?
I record in 1080, not 4K. Then I have a battery charger connected that keeps the camera powered for the day.
Jeepers
This is why it's better to go steel, cutting all those boards, measuring everything out not worth the labor cost on a barndo. Also no termites.
Great video.
Thank you
Thanks!
could you come build me one in Michigan lol, i'll give you a budget of 400k, 40k more then this home...please I beg you lol
Without sheathing, not even on the corners, then how do you plan to keep the house from racking in the wind? Did you apply sprayfoam to the back of the Tyvek.....so your sprayfoam is free floating and non structural?
The house gets its shear strength from the metal. Then extra shear strength from the 3” of closed cell spray foam.
Most of the shear strength is from the 2x6 perlins and the diagonal bracing on the inside at the corners. The sheet metal on the outside and spray foam on the inside add additional shear strength.
50k before trusses"? seems a bit steep
Final numbers exact...50k may not be exact at that point. It a range from foundation to the structure...close but not exact, if that makes sense.
Dont talk about steep, he said they were all in at 360k, in Michigan this would be 500k all day!
Don't really understand why you don't sheath the exterior walls of a residential building. You get a much better product and have far more insulation choices.
because this is a barndo......not a normal type of house.
Sorry as a construction professional working in many countries, 360k for this based on the flimsy build materials and cost of labour, it’s never worth it.
I think you’re naive, even WITH all of your experience. Flimsy? Exactly how strong do you expect a house to be? What must a house withstand to be considered a “good” house? Sure, it is quite possible to build a MUCH stronger house, but the costs are going to SOAR. And will that strong house withstand a tornado or hurricane? If the house gets torn to shreds, that’s what insurance is for. For 1920 square feet of living space, and another 1,200+ in the shop; with all the materials used, equipment rented, and the many, many man hours of labor, $360,000 is not at all out of line.
@@allenharris2549 Definitely not naive, the prices per square ft in the US are high in terms of the simple standard materials/labour (profit included) breakdown. Plus the programme times for any type of construction projects are very slow, this maybe due to unions and permits, however some of the major projects that I have observed here, overseas contractors would have completed them at least a third less time, or if not more, the standards would not be lowered but technology and innovative programming are a big advantage.
Highway robbery!
Barndominiums, affordable for low income folks? I think not. And the American dream continues to die. Even if I went much much smaller than this. Me and many others still could not afford this. 😢
Just double that price on the west coast….
right, people complaing about the price, he said they were all in at 360k for 3000sqft plus a big garage. Thats a steal in Michigan!
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pff Ill live in my car before spending 400,000 on a house
Beautiful house, but way out my price range. Thanks for nothing.