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Luckily, I convinced my wife to let me purchase her a pre-fabricated building for an office in February of 2020. We already had an existing concrete slab (12" x
by vondur 3y ago
Luckily, I convinced my wife to let me purchase her a pre-fabricated building for an office in February of 2020. We already had an existing concrete slab (12" x 12") where I had a 12" x 10" building put in. It took the work crew about 4 hours to build it. Later I had electrical installed and drywall an insulation put in. She really likes the space.
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- itake 3y agoJW, how much was the total cost and where are you located? did you need permitting?
- vondur 3y agoWe are located in the SoCal Area. Since the building was under 12 x 12, no permitting was needed. The cost for the building itself was $5000. I had the electrician run power (1 20 Amp circuit) and install some lighting, that was $1600. To have the drywall installed was around $800. I believe we spent less than $100 to paint the interior.
- itake 3y agoomg that is awesome. who made the building?
- vondur 3y agoThe came from here: Quality Sheds Here's the model: https://socalsheds.com/studio-sheds https://socalsheds.com/studio-sheds They've gone up quite a bit since we purchased ours.
- jonwest 3y agoIm not a real estate agent but i feel like that would more or less immediately pay for itself in resale value, if that makes sense. In looking at houses, if it has a space like that thats an immediate frontrunner for me.
- sokoloff 3y ago> I had a 12" x 10" building put in Was she filming a remake of Spinal Tap in such a small building? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=071cXxCNj5A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=071cXxCNj5A