Cost to build a new shop in Northern California?

Nov 07, 2003 3 Replies
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Hi Everyone,



I am moving up to near Grass Valley, CA, buying a home with a bit of land around it. Just wondering what I should budget to have a shop building built



-say around 1200 SF. Not going to have time to do it myself unfortunately, as I will be pretty busy for the next year or so, but then hope to have time to get back to woodworking and other hobbies. I would like to build a nice, insulated shop with heating (radiant floor?) and A/C for the summer. Been working out of a 2 car garage for many years, and looking forward to the luxury of having space to spread out! Can anyone guide me with a rough estimate of construction costs?



Thanks in advance for any help.



Cordially,



Kurt


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Going to be high, that's for sure. But, was up there visiting this spring, and there were a lot of unemployed construction types kicking around, so you might just kit and use the neighbors, bearing in mind why the name "grass" valley is so appropriate.

Check with Meeks in YC for package prices. Will be a touch higher in price than the chains, but I always thought they were also more consistent in quality.

unfortunately, as

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George wrote in rec.woodworking

I used to visit Grass Valley often, way back when. Lived in Marysville and graduated high school in Lindhurst. Been to Meeks before too. Considering it's in Cali, it'll be high cost for sure.

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On 07 Nov 2003 17:05:36 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@aol.comnet (Kurt Greiner) brought forth from the murky depths:

Got a computer? Got a phone? Google up contractors in the Grass Valley, Roseville, even Sacto area and ask them. Make sure you call some in the actual town you plan to settle in, too. It can make a big difference both in price and how you're accepted in a small town, so think local.

LJ, who just moved to a small town.

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