Recent content by Docholiday

Lol that's funny. Sounds like a nice wifey!

Yes I would be happy to an thanks for asking

Sure! With the slab cut an removed, you would be looking at the fill that was under the slab. Measure height of lift in the down position. Add 4 inches for the new slab of concrete. Install wire mesh in the new slab for extra strength. When pouring the concrete install a piece of quarter inch...

It's worth it. Get someone to cut an remove concrete. Then u could pour it yourself. That's what I did

Good luck

Lol ummm I think it was just a ripping blade. I borrowed the saw an dont know a lot about it. If u ask them what blade an tell them what u r using it for they should be able to help u. Sorry not much help

It's 12' Plenty of room thanks. Garage is 1000sq feet. Feel lucky to have it. Thanks!

A good table saw with a sharp blade. It's the only thing that worked for me. Thanks

Thank you so much

I had the concrete floor cut then I dug out the fill and poured surface of new concrete 4/34" below the floor grade. I can park over lift bc the lift is below floorgrade, an it is out of sight When car is parked an then you can't trip, or again see anything. Love it

That is correct! I think it is 8' from an opening have to exp. proof. At least that's what I recall on doing the last one. And if any opening like a door is opened or a fire while painting the fan an air for paint is shut down. Everything is a nice little package if u buy complete.

I agree. If u have a claim there will be no problems. Inspection documented is very important. Then u have peace of mind. Also u will have correct controls for fire an fan, lights shut down.

Retired an maybe some of you contractors in Oregon may need someone who can sign permits for you

There always are. Cheers