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I bought my 3800 here (not installed yet)- fast shipping and they have package deals if you need accesories. http://www.sanfordandsondoors.com/

There are a few things to think about with these, as mentioned, the amount of power you will need is one- some require up to 120A (two 60A breakers). The main thing is to know how much you need to heat the water to- you are probably not going to end up with a real hot shower with a smaller 40A...

In addition to the foundation, it seems a stick built would need more trusses as well as sheathing and depending on the siding housewrap etc.

I put in a 3" and 2" sweep when they poured the concrete. In the end, used the 2" for a 200 amp service from the meter about 50' away and will use the 3" for low voltage if I ever need it.

The through the wall motel units are PTAC units, a local HVAC place can source them for you or you can get an idea of what's available at ajmadison.com. I have two I'm about to put in for a shop space and a studio space in a barn we've recently built. The mini-split would probably be quieter...

I have the 18V Dewalt, it works great and will easily bust the lugs on my tractor tires and drive lag bolts when working on fencing away from power. I do wish it had variable speed and the trigger takes a little getting used to. I purchased it as a tool only as I all ready had batteries and a...

We just finished our rough-in for our shop and garage. The outlets are at 4' and alternate every other on two circuits around the outside walls. We only put in one 220- but we should have put in two. Our 220 does have two boxes on one circuit, one on the inside wall of the shop and the other...