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I’m not worried about having it done in one day. That’s nice, but durability and a nice looking finish are my main concerns. From my reading and searching, I’ve learned that epoxy can seep into the concrete capillaries and has a stronger bond to the Concrete, but is more rigid in comparison to...

I'm thinking of coating the floor in my main garage. I spent way too long looking at information last night. There seems to be constant conflicting information. For reference I'm in the OKC area and the garage is a little over 1,100 square feet and it's for parking and some car cleaning. No...

I have definitive technology aw650 speakers on my patio hooked up to a sonos amp. It would work really well in s shop

I pump when the company that checks our house every 6 months says its needed. Fou us, it’s about 6 years. I don’t mess around with septic. Maintenance with open check book

The hot tub is actually a gunite hot tub being done as part of a pool build. The pool and spa are almost done. They’re getting ready to pour some decking around the pool and will have a pumper to bring the concrete to the backyard. I wish i could have the wall footer done at that time, but I...

How much rebar should I ask for? He didn't give specifics and I didn't ask. I was assuming he knew what to do. He just said horizontal in the footing and vertical coming up into the block which sounded reasonable to me. Putting in the rebar is probably the easiest part of the job

I'll talk to him and make sure he's up to it. I don't want to insult him, but I don't want to have him get in over his head. Honestly, if 90 dollars makes his life easier then I'll pay it. I less tired worker is probably a better worker.

I just checked and I can rent a mudmixer for 90 a day. I'd gladly rent it for him if it helps

I think he uses a barrel mixer, but that's because he had one in his truck and in the pictures he showed me of his work. I want to trust him, but I've had good and not so good experiences with getting projects done

The 18 inch depth was a frost line number and what he was planning. The fence is to be 6 foot tall, so tall, but not unusually so. I may be worrying too much, but I want it to be really solid. We get some really strong winds with storm in Oklahoma. I told him that I basically want it to be...

I’m planning to have a masonry wall built off of my enclosed patio to surround my hot tub (in central Oklahoma). The plan is to have the Wall in an L shape, going 3 feet off the patio and then going 20 feet until it meets a 3 feet retaining wall. The plan that I have developed with the mason is...

I ended up getting this. It seems solid, and is much better than the wooden attic ladder in my old house. Louisville Ladder Energy Efficient 10 ft.- 12 ft., 22.5 in. x 63 in. Insulated Aluminum Attic Ladder with 375 lbs. Type IAA Load Capacity

Thats like a diy version of these majic stairs. These seem like a great option, but I don't think that I’ll use my garage storage enough to justify the expense.

I need to add a ladder to my garage to access the attic for storage. My ceiling is 128 inches tall, and the opening is 36 inches wide. I’m eyeing an aluminum Louisville ladder pull down. Are all the major brands about the same?

I’d like do a floor coating, but I’m worried about being done correctly. I’d rather have clean concrete than chipped coating. I don’t know who is good in OKC.