Recent content by jeostang

Should I use their insulation, or have it sprayed?

Looking to build a 30X50x14, and they have a "Closeout" that I need to purchase before the end of the month, it seems they all have closeouts at the end of the month. How is their quality? I told them I wanted a few windows and walk thru doors. They said the windows and doors are not cut at...

Thanks, I look forward to that info. With the heated floor, I wasn't planning on keeping it on all the time, as I normally just work on my cars and other projects on the weekends. So I will think twice about the heated floor expense.

Damn good ideal.

Its in Mo County. Right now it just a 4 acre lot, I'll find out what its zoned. The house will be a two story house. I should build the garage 1s then the house lol.

I'm looking to build a 30x50x14 steel garage. I don't know much about steel buildings. I have decided to scrap my wood build for a steel building, and looking for a local company that knows the codes. Also have a few questions. I plan to heat the floor and have AC, should I insulate with...

Thanks for the recommendation, he is very responsive. Going to send the contract back today.

Does he just do plans for your state?

My county requires a permit with Before and after site plans, structural plans, electrical and plumbing. I can get my electrician and plumber to do their plans, but for you guys that either built your own or sub out on your own, how did you go about doing the plans for permits. I'd like to...

Thinking a 4:12 gable.

If the lift I'm looking at requires 12' 1 is there any reason why I should not go higher then 12'5? My plan is to do a vaulted ceiling on one side, the. 8.5' on the other for loft space. Should I even look at doing a vault ceiling on the lift side an just do 12.5' walls?

Hey, if you don't mind sharing, how much did the plans cost you? and will they do out of state plans, I'm thinking about doing almost the same, but a 30x40.

Truck will just be on Two post, mostly for maintenance. I would love to have 13.5' walls, I think I'm going to do a 40x30. I just have to find out what pitch I'm required to have for snow load.

I'm in the planning stages of doing a 40x30, I can't make up my mind if I should put my entry doors on the length or width side. What are the pros and cons? Why do some of you do one over the other.

So I finally got some clarification from the zoning office on my build. I needed clarification on this 15’ max height (grade t0 mid-line of roof) They sent back this pic. I still have people telling me 15' is at the peak, but I don't see it that way in the pic. Why can't they just tell you...