Recent content by Mvpjeff106

In all honesty, that pressure washer has a gear driven pump which is much less desirable than a belt driven pump. The wear and tear is much more on that pump. Other than the pump, the main item that needs to function properly for your pressure is the unloader. Owning a commercial pressure...

Thanks Shea. No sealers were applied by the mason so being brand new, I just have accumulated saw dust and spackle that's on there.

On my new garage, I'm almost ready to make the epoxy purchase. Spoke to Justin at Garage Flooring and he was super knowledgeable and helpful with my questions. When prepping the floor, has anyone had first hand experience with muriatic acid cleaning the floor prior to epoxy? I'm looking to...

Am I mis-understanding the dealer that the Asymmetrical with the TRIO arms will make the Asymmetrical into a Symmetrical style due to the arm lengths? You can center the vehicle?

Thanks for the reply and info. The trio arms definitely seem like they will help with the long wheelbase trucks and the adapters will also assist. I'm glad to see it has worked on your assorted vehicles too, gives me a piece of mind! Haven't even looked at other lifts other than in the...

Looking to purchase a 10k 2 post lift for my new garage. I was suggested the Rotary SPOA10N800 by a local dealer who is offering a great deal on it with all adapters. My question is: does anyone have one of these that can provide a first hand review? I will need to lift Pre-War Cars, Modern...

I would also recommend Lancaster Pole Buildings in PA. They did my recent build in NJ and I couldn't be happier. For a fee, I'm sure they'll do the whole job for you even though they "Usually" don't do site prep. They were super easy to work with and their crew was second to none. And No, I...

Thanks for the advice. The garage needs to be maintained at 50 degrees minimum here in NJ in the winters so it sounds like the Water Heater way may not be as reliable. I'll most likely spend the extra and just go the boiler route for piece of mind so that the temperature doesn't drop.

I got it for $28/sheet which was as good as I could get. I was happy with that.

If you look above you will see I did post my location. Thanks for the caring though i:thumbup::thumbup:

I'm located in New Jersey and I will have Natural Gas as the fuel source. I'm getting conflicting information from Radientec and Blue Ridge. One says Hot Water Heater the other says definitely boiler. Ugh...

Thanks! I actually purchased today from a company (IDI Distributors) who gave the best price I could find and waived the shipping fee. Got 2" Foamular 250 XPS 25psi.

I spoke to both Radiantec and Blue Ridge today and think I got more confused then beforehand. The options are plentiful. What are most using and has everyone had the most success with as far as heating systems for their in slab heating? Tankless Hot Water Heater system or Wall Mount Boiler...

Any further details on this place?

Located in NJ. Sorry about excluding that