Development in the Buckeye valley received its first great boost with the construction of the Buckeye Canal. In 1884, Malin M. Jackson named the canal in honor of his native state of Ohio, the Buckeye State. Clanton built 10 miles of the canal, which was completed in 1886. In 1887, Clanton and his family moved to Buckeye, becoming the first permanent Anglo residents.
The difference between insulated concrete panels and stick built construction is about a dollar per square foot, and sometimes less. The entire cost of building a home from foundation to shell is about $25 per square foot, with a range of between $21 and $40 per square foot.
The fact is that your stick built home shell can cost about $25 per square foot. Remember we arenât including the foundation, or anything finished inside, not the plumbing and not the electrical either. Typically, when building a 2000 square foot home, the materials for stick building would be about $51,000. The labor would additional. With the cheapest kits you are paying about $30,000 to $40,000 including labor for the shell, and the cheapest kits may not include insulation, while other kits do.