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Don’t have time to watch the full webinar replay? Check out our highlight video of “New vs. Existing Building: Which is Better?”

This is a common question we get as a range company and we felt it one that should be answered. Below you will find our full highlight video from our webinar, New vs. Existing Building: Which is Better?

In this webinar, Joe Bricko and Randall Mendenhall discuss the pros and cons of new vs. existing buildings for a commercial shooting range.

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Introduction and talk about the importance of location

Location is key when talking about building in both cases, Existing or New. Something to consider for either new or old is to find an area with High population density and Traffic.

Its also important to understand the Customer Demographics within an area, before you build.

 

Pros of using an existing location

The pros of using an existing building include:

Also, check out the highlight video to get suggestions on ideal building types

 

Cons of using an existing location

The cons of using an existing building include:

In the video, they will also talk about options to make your range still happen if you can’t find a space with 14-foot ceilings.

 

Pros of Building New

The pros of building new:

 

Cons of building new

Cons of building new:

 

Mistakes made with existing buildings

The most common mistake people make with building in existing buildings is underestimating length. 

We often see people getting into buildings that they think will work but to their surprise, they realize they haven’t left enough room when the actually get into the building process.

 

Mistakes made with building new

Overbuilding is always an issue we see when people build new.

Along with this, Joe talks about the accessibility issue with new builds in the highlight video.

Thanks for reading, and if you’d like to register for our next webinar:

https://rangesys.wpengine.com/webinars/

 

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