Pics of your shops/garages/specs

[poolman]

I tried to get you to come a few years ago!

I remember something about a pool in a conversation with you lol. I'm sure you'll have some questions. Text or call 502 600 1745. Anthony.

 

[ibrokeit]

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[poolman]

Sweet! Kentucky Blue I like it!!!

 

[ibrokeit]

I can help with this if needed.

 

[ibrokeit]

I can help with this if needed.

It does all different colors. Pretty sweet

 

[poolman]

I know, led lights are the only way to go. I see its on salt, and I always like the no border on a liner pool. Looks good man!

 

[pennsylvaniaboy]

Got my 30x40 put up and finally got most of my junk moved inView attachment 118414View attachment 118415

What are you thoughts and feelings on the "carport" style garage? after building one?

 

[pennsylvaniaboy]

Here is my 30x40 10' tall with 20' carport off the front, 1-10x12 on gable end and 1-8ft door on the side to pull Ranger in and out

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what would this style of construction be called? I love the high clearance roof trusses and pole style construction.

 

[Lil ugly]

In my area of Florida, that is a pole barn with enclosed and open bay. Looks good though. I like it.

 

[Zjman]

What are you thoughts and feelings on the "carport" style garage? after building one?

i was gonna buy a carport style barn in a 30x50 and the estimate with insulation was around 22k I called a guy who builds pole barns and he quoted me 19.5k for same size So if your trying to go the cheap route like I was, call around and get estimates

 

[bamatoy]

What are you thoughts and feelings on the "carport" style garage? after building one?

This is my second 30x40 built this way, first shop was built 15+ years ago, never had any issues. The buildings I have had use 2x4 tubing for the trusses and walls. Many carports style building use a smaller tubing but i am unsure of the exact size (maybe 2x3). I am really happy with mine or I wouldnt have got a second shop built the same way. 2 days to completely install with my pad.

 

[biggin]

My 30x50x12. 30x30 closed off with 2 10x10 doors and man door.$14,100 Amish built. It's messy right now

 

[ibrokeit]

A few updated pictures. Getting garage doors ordered monday. Insulation guy in a week or so. Ready to cut the A/C in the garage on

I ran hot and cold water to the inside front right corner of garage. I plan on putting a pressure washer there with the wand/hose on a automatic reel. Anybody have any ideas on a non-$1000 electric pressure washer that puts out 3+ GPM at decent pressure? I can run a gas unit and pipe the exhaust through the wall but electric would be much simpler. Can be floor/wall mount.

 

[ibrokeit]

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[ibrokeit]

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[Zjman]

Had to fire my first guy that was gonna do my excavation. Sumbitch would never show up and never call me with a reason so I got a new guy and Friday this showed up

He should be done by Friday and have my new road built and graveled
Gonna be taking about 12-15 feet of dirt outta here to get my level

And here is where my new road will be and 12-15 feet outta that bank

 

[Zjman]

Excavation is done and my garage guy said be 3-4 weeks before he can start, the pad

And the new road

 

[Zjman]

Another view

 

[MoparMan]

Why so long before he can start the pad? Just backed up on work, or can't get the concrete, etc.? I'm really curious, how much does concrete go for per yd up there?

 

[Zjman]

Why so long before he can start the pad? Just backed up on work, or can't get the concrete, etc.? I'm really curious, how much does concrete go for per yd up there?

up here we build the building and then pour the concrete. The builder is really busy, he's bumping me ahead of a few people cause I've had so long to wait on my excavation. He booked up into October, he's the best guy in my area. Last I called on concrete it was around 135 a yard