Concrete Cost

Started by kenjal, April 22, 2008, 01:41:31 PM

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kenjal

Just curious about what everybody is paying for concrete per yd in other parts of the country. I have $92 per yard for 5 yds or more plus a trip charge of $75. I'm about 45 miles from the plant.
I am going to build a barn/shop 36x36 and I wanted a concrete foundation vs pole barn type. And I really didn't want to do the concrete work myself. So I asked for bids. For both types of foundation, monolithic and standard footings-foundation walls, dirt work included with all materials and labor plus a 4" floor with 4" gravel base, the average cost was $15,000. I can only say I was shocked at these bid prices. I guess I'm out of touch with this part of the construction costs.
Are these prices on par with what you guys are seeing? High? Low?
I am in SE Idaho.
Thanks for your comments.
Ken

mvk

hi
I checked last fall $107 yd. Must be way over that now. I'm in soturn NH less then 5 miles to nearest plant.
Mike


BiggKidd

Hi,

I checked here today $112 per yard + $75 delivery charge.

Larry
A hard life only makes you stronger.

Larry

Redoverfarm

About $125 a yard here with no delivery charge on 4 yds or more.  In respect to your slab foundation.  A friend is building a 28 X 36 cabin with a full basement. 9 ft walls poured.  Without the digging the estimate on the walls, footer, slab in the basement was $14K.  Sounds a little steep for your work.  But if you can't DIY then there is only that option.

glenn kangiser

Around $135 here 6 months ago.  Probably up now.
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kenjal

It looks like the cost of the concrete here is on par with the rest of you guys. sort of. Its the labor that's the killer. I didn't want to do it myself but.....that's the fun of it right? Thanks for your answers.

Redoverfarm-that's a great place you have and nice work!
Ken