Recent content by getduncan

Well to be honest never had a need to price concrete out, but I did not tell the whole story. It seems about a year or so ago a company came in and bought every batch plant in the area for 100 mile radius and now are charging almost double the going rate. As for the mileage I have 3 in less than...

thanks everyone for the comments just got a quote on the concrete, holy smokes was it high, was told it would be $120.00 per yard. At that rate for the bid the slab will cost more then the building did. :headscrat :mad:

WOW! That is not only sad but very incompetent of the contractor. I have not gotten the quotes yet but I have been scouting the local talent to see who has the best reputation. They for sure will not be able to be amateurs when it comes to pouring this slab, the way I have it designed to be...

might stain the floor too I like the looks of this:[/URL][/IMG]

white metal walls and celling with a two tone diamond plate wainscot and chai rail, custom epoxy floor. Still have to build an upstairs storage loft, finish out the office, build the bathroom and shower, and install all the cabinets . picture is not the best but it is all I have to work with...

Just wanted to say thanks to the GJ for all the information posted in here. It helped me find a builder and start getting my new shop started. Building is by Rob built and is 40x40x14 with a 15x40 shed and office on the side the builders where really fast, 3 days start to finish. It is just a...

As much as I like that old ford setting there you got anymore shot of the diamond plate. I have had consider doing this very thing...

Bronson, I live just south of you and if heat is such a big concern why not add a exhaust fan of some sort on one end of the building?

To each their own I guess. When it comes to soldering copper the first thing to remember is it must be clean. Clean both ends very good ( use a pipe brush or pipe fitters cloth) and apply your flux ,then join your coupling to one of the copper pipe. Holding the heat source in the middle you want...

been talking to these people about my lighting needs thougth I would share http://www.prolighting.com/