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Building a basic structure?
On my property there is an old building/just wooden frame tin roof, kinda falling apart, but it has a decent concrete foundation, and a 3foot lip wall around the back... i was wondering what the cheapest way to make a complete structure.. (waterproof, electricity...possibly plumbing), just like a nice warehouse where i can work on my cars, or turn into a woodshop....ect......... i was thinking just cinderblocks with a tin roof... but im not sure
Without knowing for sure what the foundation looks like, I would not erect anything with the additional weight like block walls. It may be the slab is just that and could crack if you overload it. It would be best to erect a new wood frame structure. Siding could be wood or also metal, and the tin roof should be effective for a shop.
Electric can be routed underground from your current service (if you have enough entrance power there) and run up a wall and into the shed. Plumbing would be more difficult, since anything inside the building would require you to break-out the foundation to install.
Don't forget about checking codes and inspections required in your area.
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