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brick arrived. also dug in the rough water line so I can wash my cars in the winter.

My brother-in-law owns a tree trimming company and was willing to come and help me paint the overhangs.

pouring floor....so excited to get rid of the sand blowing around

Preparing floor to pour as well as installing floor drain.

shingles going on.

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we have lumber!

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Blocks arrived. 12" blocks for the full perimeter to accommodate a brick ledge. 12" required on rear wall as its 8 blocks high.

footings poured

Playset gone, ready to start digging footings. Two issues: 1.) The lot backs up to wet lands, so I couldn't bring up the grade....so I had to build a stepped foundation. 2.) The city only allows 900sqft...but I was able to negotiate an extra 100sqft.

Bought our house in 2007 with the idea that I would always build a detached workshop. Many other projects took front seat (pool, kids playset. basement, etc). Well the time has come to sell the playset and start the garage. (FYI this projected started 11/2020.) Good by playset

my wife is going to have a clean truck

got my dream garage completed and was able to test out the floor drain. Living in MI, its so nice to be able to wash a car in the winter! anyone else wash there car in the garage?

New to posting, but have been hanging out here for good ideas for a while now. Just putting the final touches on the custom workbench I built using the 46" husky boxes. Length = 16' depth = 32' FYI - the HF boxes for $399 were only 18" deep, these are from Home Depot and were $389 and are...