They aren't all as local as you'd think. Many of them are mass produced a fair distance away and placed at strategic locations to sell. We stopped at half a dozen places when we were looking and they were built at one location, but sprinkled about a 100 mile radius. Some of them you walk in and you see nails that miss the trusses, and a lot fewer nails than you'd use yourself. There's better ones and worse ones. They're selling at a price point. If you want one at 5 grand, you get one at 5 grand. If you want one of quality, you're gonna have to spend 10 grand or more.
One thing I HATE is horizontal tin, especially on a roof. It costs more to mount tin vertical.
This is the one I built with a lot of help from friends who are better at it than me...
I also built this playgorund 7 years ago for my kids. They're 11 and 9, and don't have much interest in it anymore, so I'm gonna have to sell it at some point soon.
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