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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Taylorman55" data-source="post: 273236" data-attributes="member: 1290">Not planning on insulating it so the overhang would be more for visual pleasure than anything. Yeah, it keeps moisture away a touch more but not that much more. Simple landscaping takes care of that issue. For a foot overhang on a building this size you can add another $10,000 or so. Roll up doors, the 24x14 up front would be in upwards of 5,000-6500. Add in just those items and that’s nearly 25% of the total building cost. No thanks. If some day I want roll up doors, I can always add them. If I need to keep moisture away I’ll add gutters later on. This thing is for equipment that gets used once every few weeks if I’m lucky. Planting equipment that’s used once a week a year, and for the wife to get out of the weather for riding a horse. It was built for specific purposes, not to be a show queen.- - - Updated - - -Yes sir. The crew use to do some subcontracting for Goodon, a Canadian outfit,  so that’s prob where it comes from. Even with this setup they blew everyone else out of the water for price.- - - Updated - - -That’s a good point. I don’t think there will be much roping in the barn, but def something to consider later on with the lights.</blockquote>