I gather that VIM is overpriced ?
Also yes, that is a lot of money for something that has so much competition probably coming from the same factory in China
Hey folks, I decided to do this the right and expensive way. Going to have a contractor fix it the expensive way since my garage foundation is a mix of a concrete patio from 1960s and additional slabs poured in the 1980s.
Ill have them do the driveway too while they are at it.
Considering the amount of things that were done the dumb way I am 100% cool with inspections.
The oxygen thief that owned this house before diced to put a wood burning stove in the basement and he added a stove to the side of my house. Now keep in mind this isnt Arizona this is swamp land...
Would it be possible to just chip out all the old concrete including the concrete the garage is sitting on and having it re-poured so it sits higher?
Or your concrete blocks options is essentially the same solution?
Garage is finished on the inside so i dont know the extent of the damage.
Hi folks, I am here because of the "joys" of home ownership.
I have a 1969 built house. Like all house in my neighborhood the attached garage was added later on. There is a wrong way and a right way to add a garage.
Guess which way my garage was done. Any way before the garage was built there...