Be it ever so humble....

kcm.MN

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A new steel roof and some siding it would go another hundred years. Sad part is you can build a new pole barn for less money and have more usable machine space in it.
 
Took a lot of steering to get that Ford in the barn side ways. Looks like it is now wedged in by a lot of junk.
 
i need a roof on my 50 year old 32x64 pole barn,most carpenters are to busy to even give a bid, but i got one from a stranger,a contractor, for $15,000, plus the steel, I politely said no thanks !
 
(quoted from post at 04:37:53 11/25/22) Took a lot of steering to get that Ford in the barn side ways. Looks like it is now wedged in by a lot of junk.


Nope, I watched him drive it right straight in through the open left side.
 
In 2016 I put steel on both barns(the back barn is 30 x 48 with a 13 x 48 lean to on the back) and the house for less than your labor. Not that difficult. Why not do it yourself?
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(quoted from post at 05:30:33 11/25/22) i need a roof on my 50 year old 32x64 pole barn,most carpenters are to busy to even give a bid, but i got one from a stranger,a contractor, for $15,000, plus the steel, I politely said no thanks !


I wouldn't put a steel roof on unless it was standing seam. Too much water damage with conventional steel.
 
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