Mtns2Skies
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Hangar building cost
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kyleb
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Drake the Outlaw
Buddy of mine was close to $150k when he recently priced one. His probably included a bathroom.
JBHusted
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We're doing a 50x80 (or trying to... nobody wants to take our money), and we're gonna be in the 80-90 range. Hangar door adds a lot.
murphey
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Same around here in the non-urban areas. I was looking near Silver West (SE of Alamosa). Running $80-90K. Between the land for the house and hangar, then building both, decided against it. Very little is being built around the Denver area. New group of Ts and a couple biggies at KCFO going up but I haven't priced them. No reason, probably more than my house, even in this market.
denverpilot
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Steel is way up right now. Not a great time to build it.
A1Topgun
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I think you meant to say the dollar "ain't worth shirt!" because the gov'mint keeps printing a few trillion here and a few trillion there. Everything is UP.
Stewartb
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The estimates will vary regionally. In AK I’d guess that $100 per sq ft would be on the low side and costs are escalating quickly. A friend shelved a hangar build this year because of skyrocketing lumber prices and inability to get trusses this season.
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Within 50nm of the Twin Cities a great guy at our airport built a 48x48. Hydraulic door. R50 ceiling insulation. Heated front apron. I think 175k btu forced air heater. Metal ceiling. 5/8" rocked walls. Pretty sure he was around $135k. It is so warm in there in the winter.
I'm sure location plays a role.
He finished about 1yr before Covid. I'd add $25k to that price today for materials.
I'm sure location plays a role.
He finished about 1yr before Covid. I'd add $25k to that price today for materials.
flyingcheesehead
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All the money you were going to use to buy your second airplane.
Side note, I didn't realize @ethanb was here! Though it seems he's got permanent lurker status so "here" is a bit nebulous.
Meh - Plenty of stuff isn't, so I don't think the dollar is that bad. But everyone is building everything possible all of a sudden and raw materials prices are stupid right now.
denverpilot
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Was that with or without the great guy discount?
Asking for a friend who's not a great guy just a normal one. Hehehe.
I’m going with a “Quonset” style. The 40x35 kit runs about $9-12k. I will need concrete footings and slab. I’ll them buildout the ends with 2x6’s, a couple reclaimed windows on the back and an ope front facing west. I’m in south central texas so always nice and warm. A west facing prevents wind from entering and I can always add a sliding door later. I’ll be all in at $25k. I’ll tie the toilet into my homes septic and water.