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Go to: Fine Homebuilding Issue 226 March 8, 2012 The Ultimate carriage garage doors.

Don't be to sure about that. Your spending money on design-engineering has little to do with whether or not suppliers want to invest their time in estimates. You need someone to give you general ideas about the magnitude of several approaches in your area. Real estimates are time-consuming...

Now that's funny while at the same time questioning the reasonableness of this changing routine.

Bird spikes.

Jeepster04: In the oil patch those are ubiquitous and known as "board roads".

Mshed roof was the way to go.

I would discuss this with an architect before nailing up roof lines that may make that place look like a shelter erected with reefer boxes.

Decals or stickers?

Good luck finding a contractor to do this small job. The mob/demob costs will be more than the work, IF you can interest someone.

Stainless for me----dog washing sink?

How far is that tank from the occupied building?

And if the Chinese did the inspection you mention you wouldn't be able to buy the locks as cheaply. One gets what one pays for--regardless of COO.

Ask your real estate person to get a quote or two from known handymen they use.

Take a picture on the phone with you.

Just out of curiosity----is the LED solar and does it still work 11 years later.

Nah, most rural counties only require permitting and inspection of septic systems in Texas. Otherwise it's no one's business how and what you're building. And, tax assessor can estimate value to the nearest $5.00. Just a ncanny.

How does all this square with the written contract and specifications you and he signed?

Back to ford33's comment---Anyone know why the apparently pretty straight-forward parts for a library stairs are so expensive.

No "h" in sooted.

Yup, dirty, soothed thermocouple. Have an old toothbrush behind panel to occasionally clean it.