A 40x60 metal building from Keen's starts at $46,480 installed, with free delivery and free installation included in that number. Where you land inside the range depends on eave height, steel gauge, how many doors and windows you add, and the wind and snow certification your county requires. Most buyers in Florida and Georgia finish between $26,000 and $38,000.

At 2,400 square feet you can expect to fit four service bays with 14x14 doors and a parts room at the back, or a combine or a large tractor with a loader raised, at a 20 ft eave. The 40 ft clear span means no interior posts, so the whole floor is usable.

Pour the slab to 40x60, the base rail dimension, not to the 40x61 roof size on the spec sheet. The roof is a foot longer because the panels overhang the end wall, and pouring to the roof dimension leaves you with an inch of exposed concrete all the way round. At roughly $7.60 per square foot, a 40x60 slab runs about $18,200. Concrete is not included in the building price.

Almost certainly yes. Most Florida and Georgia jurisdictions require a building permit for any accessory structure over 100 to 200 square feet, and at 2,400 square feet a 40x60 is well past every one of those thresholds. Every building we sell ships with stamped engineered plans sealed by Richard E. Walker, P.E. (Florida License No. 61240), which is what your building department needs to review it. Check with your county before you order, because setback and zoning rules vary more than the building code does.

We build the 40x60 with eave heights from 14 ft to 20 ft. Height is the specification buyers most often wish they had gone bigger on, and it is the one thing you cannot add later. If a lift, an RV or a raised tractor loader is anywhere in your plans, order the taller eave now. Roll-up doors also need 16 to 24 inches above the opening for the coil, so your eave has to clear the door plus that hood.

The configuration we recommend most often for this size is two 14x14 on the gable end and a 12x14 on the side wall, or four bays across the 60 ft side. Any door can be moved to a side wall or a gable end. Add at least 12 inches of height clearance and 18 inches of width over whatever you are driving through, and measure a motorhome at the top of the air conditioner shroud rather than the roofline. All our Janus roll-ups and Elixir walk doors carry Florida Product Approval numbers.

A 40x60 ships with a vertical roof, and that is not an upsell. Regular roofs stop at 36 ft of length and boxed eave at 41 ft, and anything 40 ft or wider needs vertical panels for the span regardless. Vertical panels run peak to eave so water and debris shed off rather than collecting on horizontal seams, which is why it is the only style we will put on a building this size in hurricane country.

Every building is certified to 150 to 180 MPH wind depending on your county's exposure category, and to 30 to 90 psf snow load, all under ASCE 7-22 and the current IBC. Framing is 2.5 inch square galvanized tubing in 14 gauge, with 12 gauge available and carrying our 20 year warranty. Panels are 29 gauge high-rib Galvalume, upgradable to 26 gauge. On a 40 ft wide frame the bows sit 5 ft on centre as standard and tighten to 4 ft where the wind or snow rating calls for it.

Most buildings this size go up in a single day. Larger footprints and taller eaves can run into a second day. Our own crews do the work across Florida and Georgia rather than a subcontractor, and both delivery and installation are included in the price on a level, prepared site. Level means within about three inches across the pad.

Yes, three ways. Rent-to-own has no credit check and no hard pull. $0 down financing is usually approved the same day. We also run 0 percent APR promotions on 12 and 24 month terms. Terms stretch to 60 months, and you pay a deposit at order with the balance due at delivery.