Can someone estimate replacement cost on this metal building?

[Rubberdown]

Insurance asked me what replacement value on this was. I said 200k. Is that right or wrong? It’s 50x50. I’m sure someone here can give me a good guesstimate.

[CoolHandLuke]

Just the shell for $80 a sf/ft. Did the ins company give you a replacement cost per ft?

[sideways]

Can someone estimate replacement cost on this metal building?

With concrete?


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[Rubberdown]

I guess if it burns down the slab is ok? So just the shell?

[Puggy625]

Just shell, probably in the $60k range, $70k tops. Been pricing metal buildings recently. I bet I'm not far off. 30x40 basic is around $30-35k.

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[Rubberdown]

60k with the stone work and insulation? There’s no way.

[youngbuck1]

So the concrete is worth 140k? I have no idea about the pricing, but curious, as I intend to build one myself in near future. I have no clue what it will cost me. But figured 60-70k for something similar. Problem is I’ll start to get too into it and end up w a second home/man cave, and be out 200k lol. Lfg stars though!!!

[gigem95]

Well hopefully you’re not in Brazos County. Appraisal district would say it’s worth $500K.


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[txheartshot]

Just the building, erected with no concrete replacement would be around $85,000. Depending on plumbing & electrical work, it could easily be $100k plus. There will also be costs involved to demo/scrap existing building if it were severely damaged.


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[RifleBowPistol]

i was just quoted $37,500 for the slab, for my shop, after I cleared the land, and brought in 180 yards of base, packed and leveled it, and have most of the rebar. That's a 50X60 shop. I see you have a covered extension off the front, I would guess another 10 ft. of concrete at least.

As for the building, I was quoted $26,500 for the steel last year. That's no doors, no electrical, no labor to put up the building. I could see $100,000 being possible for everything, to complete it. Possibly upwards of $120,000 to to clear the land, base, and putting the base down. Your place is nice and flat, so you would not need near as much base as I used.

Rates are likely different in your area, than where we are, by how much I don't know. California rates seem to be the rates for where we are. With all of the people moving here from California, construction costs have gone way up.

[dozer]

Insurance asked me what replacement value on this was. I said 200k. Is that right or wrong? It’s 50x50. I’m sure someone here can give me a good guesstimate.

Insulated Shell material and labor $125k
Gable extension $10k
Soffited overhangs $6k
Insulated sectional doors $10k
Electrical $15k
Slab $40k

Ballpark


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[TKRanch]

Don't forget the value of items kept inside! You got $100K in toys in it now!!

[TeamAmerica]

If they agree to 200k I would be plenty comfortable.

[Rubberdown]

Oh none of that stuffs mine. Old owners stuff. I wish I had toys like that. But not really. I’m more a bass boat and batting cage for the kid kinda guy.


Oh and thanks for the info fellas!

[Playa]

I’m looking at about $40k for a 24x30 bolt up, spray foam insulated. That roughly include plumbing for 1 sink, and wash out drain and basic electrical. Ill have a much longer concrete pad as I’ll have to extend my drive and adding a flat work pad for a dog run and fire pit