The Everyday
30′ × 40′A flexible starting point for vehicles, tools, and a place to work.
- Area
- 1,200 sq ft
- Eave
- 12′
- System
- Post-frame
Garage · Workshop
Starting estimate from $52,000
Pole barns. Metal buildings. Practical space.
Your equipment has outgrown the garage.
Design a building for your vehicles, tools, equipment, or business. Choose the size and features, then see a starting range for your budget.
See your initial range without entering contact information.
What do you need room for?
Try it here
Stop guessing what your building could look like.
Change the footprint. Add a taller door. Try a different exterior. Watch your concept and estimated range update as you go.
Conceptual range
$53,000 – $67,000
1,200 sq ft
Building packages
A useful starting point for almost any property.
The Workbench
30′ × 50′Extra depth for a workspace that stays organized.
- Area
- 1,500 sq ft
- Eave
- 12′
- System
- Post-frame
Workshop · Equipment
Starting estimate from $59,000
The All-Purpose
40′ × 60′Useful width and depth for a building with more than one job.
- Area
- 2,400 sq ft
- Eave
- 12′
- System
- Post-frame
General storage · Agriculture · Workshop
Starting estimate from $87,000
The Tradesman
50′ × 80′A larger shell for tools, vehicles, materials, and work.
- Area
- 4,000 sq ft
- Eave
- 12′
- System
- Post-frame
Contractor storage · Business workspace
Starting estimate from $134,000
Structural systems
Choose the building system that fits the job.
Post-frame
An efficient structural approach often used for garages, workshops, agricultural buildings, and storage.
Rigid-frame steel
A steel structural system often considered for larger clear-span buildings and commercial applications.
Final system selection depends on span, use, loads, engineering, and local requirements.
The right door. The right height. Space that actually works.
Get equipment in without the squeeze.
Plan door sizes around the vehicles and equipment you actually use.
Make room to work.
Explore insulation, windows, ventilation, and interior lining allowances.
Leave room for the next thing.
Compare footprints before you commit to a size.
A clearer path from idea to building.
- 01
Design your concept.
- 02
Review property and priorities.
- 03
Refine engineering and scope.
- 04
Move forward with a project-specific agreement.
Pricing transparency
A starting number is useful. Clear assumptions make it better.
See how the structure, slab, doors, upgrades, and site allowances contribute to your estimate. Know what still needs review.
Classic Garage, 30′ × 40′ — how the range is built
- Main frame & roof$24,000
- Walls$11,095
- Roof upgrades$1,821
- Floors$8,400
- Doors & windows$7,300
- Site allowances$6,000
$53,000 – $67,000
Space built around real priorities.
“We realized we needed a taller door before we got too attached to the original size.”
“Comparing two footprints made the decision easier. We kept the width and added depth.”
“Separating the building from site allowances made our budget discussion more useful.”
Service area
Start planning for your location.
This demo supports building concepts across the United States. Actual builder coverage, engineering requirements, and local pricing must be confirmed.
Design & Price Your BuildingFAQ
Quick answers before you start.
Start with the space you need.
Choose your building, explore the options, and see a conceptual price range before the first conversation.