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Re: Want to build a polebarn, where to start?
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Posted by Steve Crum on March 20, 2005 at 05:37:47 from (206.114.171.45):
In Reply to: Want to build a polebarn, where to start? posted by Mike from cny on March 19, 2005 at 17:23:00:
The first place to start is by looking in the checkbook. Should be at least 5 figures available there. Then be prepared for a 3 month brawl with the local planning commission and town fathers. It's best to get a plan drawn up the way you want it and have a contracter install it as fast as he can before you can start thinking up what you want to change or add on. I'm still building mine (11 months) and it's a "work in progress".
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