Frequently Asked Questions

What About Building Permits?
It is the customers responsibility to apply for the permit if it is required. You will need to check with your local government building office or homeowners association on any restrictions (size, height, materials, etc.) or required setbacks from your property lines. Fetterville Sales will provide specs and drawings For your new building. However, if engineered sealed blue prints are required, additional fees would apply.

What About Site Preparation?
You will need to provide us with a level building site approximately 3 feet to 10 feet larger than your building on all sides. Adequate provision should be made for draining away from the site. Final leveling and grading may be needed after the completion of your building.

What Building Sizes are Available?
We can custom build practically any size. You determine the size that fits your needs. However using standard lengths and widths will be economically beneficial to you. Click here to see our standard building options »

How Can I Keep My Building Cost Effective?
Some suggestions:
- By using standard lengths and widths. Click here to see our standard building options »
- By using 29 gauge steel for roofing and siding.
- By staying with a standard 4/12 roof pitch.
- A sliding door is slightly less expensive than overhead garage door.

Doors and Windows?
Our sliding doors are economical and you get the benefit of a door opening to the bottom of the truss. Overhead doors require at least 1' between the top of the door to the bottom of the truss. However, they seal off better than the sliding doors. Standard residential overhead doors are 9' wide and 7' or 8' high. Our standard windows are: - 3' wide X 2' high - 4' wide X 3 high

How Do I Finish the Inside of My Building?
Standard building packages have an unfinished interior with your dirt or gravel as the floor. There are many different methods to insulate and finish the interior of your new building. We offer a number of different insulation options, including 1/4" Microfoil installed directly under the roof to eliminate condensation (the insulation factor is R-14 on the roof and R-10 on the sidewalls). If you intend to put your own ceiling in at a later date, make sure you add in the cost for a higher loading on the bottom chord of the roof trusses. We also offer concrete floors and pads.