Having multiple vehicles can prove a problem when trying to find space to house them all safely undercover, thus a vehicle storage shed is the answer to this problem. We have high levels of expertise in building industrial sized vehicle sheds and large farm vehicle sheds. To get an idea of what your car storage shed could cost, see the estimates below and look at some of our past similar jobs.
The average cost to build a vehicle storage shed in Australia is $83,706.43 for a shed the size of 37m x 18m.
Smaller vehicle sheds estimate to cost $26,400 – $35,000. This cost is for a shed size of 25m x 10m.
Larger vehicle sheds usually cost around $440,000, with the shed being roughly 100m x 74m.
Past Projects 
Client Feedback
“It’s been terrific, I’m really happy with the building and overall the process went quite well.”
Things You Should Know Before Starting an Equestrian Business
Starting your own business is a big financial and personal commitment that can go either very well or very badly. Some will succeed and some will fail, often the difference between these two groups is those who get it right from the start and those who don’t. There are a few things you must know and take into account when you start your own equestrian business, which we will explain below.
Know your market
Literally the first thing you should do before starting a business in the equestrian industry is to know your market well. Before you invest in any land and set up a business plan make sure you know who you are targeting and what they want from your business. If you can read the target market well, this will give you an edge on competitors.
Know what will make your equine business successful
From a glance having a business in the equestrian industry it seems easy to make a profit, going from the high prices that are accepted for services and products. However you may be forgetting that horses are expensive animals to keep and house. Therefore it is imperative that you realize your costs compared to your profits and plan your business accordingly. Being smart with your accounts from the start is very important to be successful.
How to structure an equestrian business
A main thing to keep in mind when starting an equine business is that it can be a liability in legal sense. People can sue you easily. To protect yourself from liability you must do two things; pick a business structure that will allow the most protection for your needs and get insurance. Make sure your insurance will cover what you need it to cover, even if it might cost a little more at the time it could save your business down the track.
Business Plan
A business plan is very important in ensuring your horse business will be a success. It sets out what you want to be as a business and what you are wishing to achieve. Make sure your business plan is comprehensive and goes over long term and short term goals as well as financials.
Horse contracts and agreements
Horse businesses rely on contracts and agreements for almost everything that is involved in the industry. Make sure your contracts state your terms clearly and think carefully about how to word the fine print so as to not get caught later on.
Good luck with your starting your own equestrian business, we hope our advice assists your in succeeding. If you are interested in constructing any equestrian buildings Central Steel Build would love to help you with your project.
Our Farm Shed Range
All of our large sheds are custom designed to our clients needs. They’re fabricated in Kyneton, Victoria by local workers and are engineered on a per job basis.
You can get a sense for the range of farm sheds we’ve built and their rough cost estimates below:
DAIRY SHEDS:
Average Cost: $76,345.
Our dairy sheds include rotary milking sheds, loafing barns, covers, calfing sheds and any other dairy shed you might require.
Testimonial: Click here to see Mark Brisbane talk about his milking shed in Dhurringile.
GRAIN SHEDS:
Average Cost: $130,062.
Our grain sheds range significantly in size, from the enormous hundred-metre grain sheds for Riordan near Geelong, to small farm grain sheds that cost less than $75,000.
Testimonial: Click here to watch Jim Riordan talk about his multi-million dollar grain sheds.
HAY SHEDS:
Average Cost: $60,712.
We’ve built over 300 hay sheds around Australia. Our customers return because of our galvanised frames, our superior strength, and our down to earth communication. We got or start in hay sheds and we love working with farmers.
Testimonial: Click here to watch Mark Oxley talk about the hay sheds he built for Oxley Feed Mills.
MACHINERY SHEDS:
Average Cost: $74,267.
Protecting your machinery is as important as the machinery itself. We ensure that your shed is purpose built to cover the area you need it to.
Testimonial: Click here to see drone footage of McClure’s Excavations; built to hold large excavation machinery.
SALEYARDS:
Average Cost: $500,000 – $2,000,000
Saleyards are often extremely large, communal buildings. We have built the Hamilton saleyards and the Ballarat saleyards, with more currently in progress.
Testimonial: Hear about how the Hamilton Saleyards have helped change livestock sales.
SHEARING SHEDS:
Average Cost: $59,714.
We have built shearing sheds to accommodate all kinds of internal set ups. With strength, durability and usability our focus, Central Steel Build sheds are perfect for shearing operations.
YARD COVERS:
Average Cost: $67,730.
Covering your livestock is essential to their health and well-being. We’ve built hundreds of yard covers and have detailed experience with a range of livestock, from pigs through to goats.
Testimonial: Click here to see the goat yard cover we built for the Pell family in Undera.
