Posted by Geo-TH,In on April 23, 2019 at 04:05:54 from (184.19.49.89):
In Reply to: Shop Question posted by knightstead on April 22, 2019 at 15:01:09:
Sweating is common in Indiana. Plastic won't last forever. I built my pole barn with trusses on 2 ft, osb and the best shingles. Back then, the price was the same as a metal roof. I've yet to have an issues with sweating. NO plastic under my 6 inch floor. I do have 1 ft vented eves, ridge vent.
I live in a county that has area planning so, I have to first visit the board of health to see if I can build. Can't build in a flood. I can't build pole barn unless there is a house on property.
Next I have to go to building inspector and get a permit. Many requirements, building codes and electric codes to follow.
Next stop should be at the assessors. Find out what your taxes will be. You may adjust your plans to lower your taxes. Stick built is more than pole barn.
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