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If your going to spend that much on an inspection, you may as well buy your own FLIR One and do it yourself. Plus this way, you'll have the thermal camera and can use it again in the future, or take your time going room by room and check the before/after results...

For the plumbing part of it, I would recommend Rapid Air. I am using their 1/2" kit. All of the fittings are 3/8" NPT except where the QD's go, those are 1/4". It's very easy to run, and you get 100 feet of hose, with 3 manifolds for under $100.

Can you find it anywhere in your yard? If so, cut into it somewhere accessible and run a long fish tape through the pipe towards the house, maybe using a metal detector would allow you to follow it. Then pull the fish tape out and use a union to connect the line back together. I'm curious...

Who knows how good of a job 'Tom' would do either if he's never worked with it before....

Don't run PVC for air lines, there are many threads about this.

I'd use lag bolts for the two holes that line up with the floor joist, 2-2.5" is probably fine in whatever diameter fits the holes. For the other two, I would get these in whatever diameter/thread needed for the bolts and use regular hex bolts to go through the floor into them If you are...

I'm looking to do the same on my driveway, but cost is a factor, my driveway is almost 2000 square feet. My big concern is that it is also an 8 degree incline, is there a sealer out there that won't make it any slipperier when wet or has snow on it?

Is that the built in MyQ setup, or the one that you have to buy the additional component for? My opener has it built it and I've never had this happen, our wifi drops out all the time, the garage door still functions as usual, just the app can't talk to the opener. If the power goes out, how...

It shouldn't be Wifi, I've opened and closed mine from down the street before and I definitely wasn't on my Wifi at that distance.

That's where we get them from for the Abrams tanks we build. I've got probably 50 if them in my desk drawer actually. So those are true MilSpec used in combat!

My buddy at work has about $65k ******* into what you want to do. He added on to his current garage about the same footage you want to.

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I want something like this for my garden hose, I have yet to find a hose reel that can handle a 3/4" heavy rubber 100' hose.

x2 I was looking for a house. found one with a completely finished off 40x60 pole barn in the backyard, then realized it only had 10' ceilings with a 9' door. Would have been nice to put my camper in, ended up buying a difference house, that was a big factor for us.

That's what I was going to suggest too, if roughness is a concern.

I tried one of those, my socket is too deep in the fixture and the photo eye is blocked, the light never shut off.

I have a few of these installed, since my lights are on different circuits. I'd highly recommend them, I've had them for about 8 months now, with no issues. Their on/off times adjust a few minutes everyday to keep up with the different sunset/sunrise times. They also have a program feature...

x2, I'd walk out on you if you told me I wasn't doing my job the way the internet people said I should be.

I thought the OP wanted something wireless from the inside of his house. :dunno:

Could you use one of these? https://www.chamberlain.com/clicker-and-accessories/garage-door-controls/chamberlain-garage-access-wireless-keypad I know there is normally a code you type in since its outside, but I wonder if you could get it to work without a code.