Columbus, OH 43215
National average fixed price
By Thumbtack Staff
Last updated Tue, Sep 09
National average cost | $3,675 |
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Average cost range | $3,038-$4,436 |
Low-end cost range | $769-$1,032 |
High-end cost range | $13,057-$17,520 |
Size | Square footage | Estimated cost |
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12’ x 20’ | 240 | $7,200-$16,800 |
12’ x 24’ | 288 | $8,640-$20,160 |
14’ x 24’ | 336 | $10,080-$23,520 |
18’ x 20’ | 360 | $10,800-$25,200 |
14’ x 28’ | 392 | $11,760-$27,440 |
20’ x 20’ | 400 | $12,000-$28,000 |
24’ x 24’ | 576 | $17,280-$40,320 |
20’ x 30’ | 600 | $18,000-$42,000 |
24’ x 36’ | 864 | $25,920-$60,480 |
30’ x 40’ | 1,200 | $36,000-$84,000 |
Total square footage | $30/sq. ft. | $40/sq. ft. | $50/sq. ft. | $60/sq. ft. | $70/sq. ft. |
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240 | $7,200 | $9,600 | $12,000 | $14,400 | $16,800 |
288 | $8,640 | $11,520 | $14,400 | $17,280 | $20,160 |
336 | $10,080 | $13,440 | $16,800 | $20,160 | $23,520 |
392 | $11,760 | $15,680 | $19,600 | $23,520 | $27,440 |
384 | $11,520 | $15,360 | $19,200 | $23,040 | $26,880 |
400 | $12,000 | $16,000 | $20,000 | $24,000 | $28,000 |
576 | $17,280 | $23,040 | $28,800 | $34,560 | $40,320 |
600 | $18,000 | $24,000 | $30,000 | $36,000 | $42,000 |
864 | $25,920 | $34,560 | $43,200 | $51,840 | $60,480 |
1,200 | $36,000 | $48,000 | $60,000 | $72,000 | $84,000 |
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Size: 1,040 square feet
Time to complete: 3 ½
Extra costs: Built on a hill, so they had to pour a concrete slab for a level base, which cost extra for labor and materials.
Finishes and features: Electricity, trusses for an open construction, concrete floor with no insulation and exposed framing, one garage door with an automatic entry, standard vinyl lap siding.
Size: 3,200 square feet (with two stories, 14-feet ceilings)
Time to complete: 8 weeks
Style: Loft-style construction with mezzanine storage
Finishes and features: Auto repair lift installed, specially constructed concrete flooring for the lift, electricity, insulated walls and drywalled interior, mid-level vinyl siding to match the house
Note: They also poured 80 feet of concrete for a driveway.
Electrical: How many outlets and what type of lighting will you need in your garage? You may need to hire an electrician to wire the garage the way you want.
Flooring: Flooring options for garages include unfinished concrete, with options such as epoxy paint or sealer adding to the cost.
Foundation: How much concrete you need to pour to create the foundation will impact costs. Ask your contractor about the cost of pouring concrete slabs and laying blocks.
Garage doors: Installing a garage door may cost several hundred or several thousand dollars. Aluminum and steel doors tend to be more affordable than those made from solid wood.
Paint: Remember to factor in the cost of painting the interior and exterior of the garage.
Plumbing: While not a must-have for a garage, it may be nice to have a slop sink if you plan to do a lot of work inside the garage. You may also plan to move your washer and dryer into the garage to repurpose your laundry room. If so, plumbing your garage will add to the total cost.
Roof: Most homeowners will likely want to match the roof of their garage to their home. Options typically include asphalt shingle or more expensive metal roofing.
Siding: Again, your siding will likely match your home. Vinyl siding is a cost-effective option, while wood siding will raise your material costs.
Storage: Aside from vehicles, you may want to create storage space for seasonal goods, equipment, tools or heirlooms. A recent survey found that 85% of homebuyers sought extra garage storage space. Consider the cost of purchasing benches, cabinets, peg boards, overhead shelves and other storage components when planning your garage build.
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