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    Default Cost of Standalone Garage Additions

    Looking at moving to a new city and none of the houses, no matter how big, have large garages.

    What type of cost are garage additions usually? Don't need anything super fancy underground lift type stuff, just a typical garagew addition... $100-150/sq ft reasonable?

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    $150 / foot is reasonable, but it will depend on several factors, locale, general, timber, brick, metal, etc. etc. etc. But for a rough line item, 150 is a fair planning number and likely a touch on the high side.

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    Thats about how much our addition cost in our house.
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    i completed a 600sf addtion to my garage last year. it has 13' ceilings, impact glass, 175mph doors, barrel tile roof, etc,etc.. i pulled a owner/builder permit and was the GC. cost? about $105sf. had i hired a contractor to do this it would have been $135-140 or more. FWIW. we have very heavy building codes here in south Florida.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmie jam View Post
    impact glass, 175mph doors [.....] we have very heavy building codes here in south Florida.
    Haha yea, definitely understandable!

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