Hello everyone,
We are planning to build a single-family house soon (Dortmund). We will also need a garage. In another thread, I found out that a prefabricated garage (6m x 6m) costs around 20,000 euros, which I find a bit high, but I guess that’s the price.
All the manufacturers of such garages also say that a prefabricated garage costs about 30-50% of a masonry garage. So, if I were to hire a construction company to build a masonry garage, it would cost around 40,000 euros? Could that be correct? What would it cost if I had someone who is a mason? Would that be worthwhile?
Best regards
Marko
We are planning to build a single-family house soon (Dortmund). We will also need a garage. In another thread, I found out that a prefabricated garage (6m x 6m) costs around 20,000 euros, which I find a bit high, but I guess that’s the price.
All the manufacturers of such garages also say that a prefabricated garage costs about 30-50% of a masonry garage. So, if I were to hire a construction company to build a masonry garage, it would cost around 40,000 euros? Could that be correct? What would it cost if I had someone who is a mason? Would that be worthwhile?
Best regards
Marko
Baumhaus.Bau schrieb:
We also faced the question: masonry garage or prefabricated garage made of concrete or steel? Our garage is planned to be 9x6 m (30x20 feet), as it needs to fit 1-2 American cars...
We received an offer from Reekers for three concrete precast elements. The total cost including everything was about 18,000 €.
Now we have decided on a steel garage and are just under 15,000 € with a 5 m (16 ft) sectional door including motor and electrical installation, one door, and one window...
The exterior will be plastered since our house will also be plastered.It was the same for us with Reekers—around 18,000 €. And the masonry garage will probably cost about 25,000 €.
What was included in Rekers’ offer for the €18,000 (about $19,800)?
I currently have a quote as well:
3 sections – totaling 6 x 9 m (20 x 30 ft)
large electric sectional door
door
electrical installation
Comes to €27,000 (about $29,700) plus crane costs.
That’s quite a sum…
I would appreciate more comparisons.
I currently have a quote as well:
3 sections – totaling 6 x 9 m (20 x 30 ft)
large electric sectional door
door
electrical installation
Comes to €27,000 (about $29,700) plus crane costs.
That’s quite a sum…
I would appreciate more comparisons.
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Baumhaus.Bau23 Jan 2017 09:44R3dDevil:
The price included everything (concrete parts, gate (not electric), door, 2 windows) except for the assembly, meaning crane costs were additional.
Grym:
For this reason, we chose the metal garage. It has 54m² (580 sq ft) of interior space.
The price included everything (concrete parts, gate (not electric), door, 2 windows) except for the assembly, meaning crane costs were additional.
Grym:
For this reason, we chose the metal garage. It has 54m² (580 sq ft) of interior space.
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Peanuts7417 Feb 2017 07:54R0Li84 schrieb:
I have a quote for a prefabricated garage from Rekers for €15,500 (6x6 meters (20x20 feet)). That price includes everything except the foundation strips (about €2,500) and crane assembly (around €10,000). So, in total, I expect costs of roughly €18,000. (With a flat roof)
For a masonry garage, you first need a separate structural engineer’s report, then the concrete slab, the masonry walls, the roof (a flat roof would be difficult), the sectional door, and so on… I also considered a masonry garage, but financially it just doesn’t make sense – it would have been different if I wanted to use the storage space under the roof.On the other hand, it is visually worth it every day if you look at the garage.
Prefabricated garages usually look somewhat out of place, even if they are attached directly to the house and painted the same color…
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