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I have 10x10 doors and sometimes think I could get by with less height, but never regretted the width. Came in handy one time when I needed to back in a small boat on a trailer. Those things get tall in a hurry. My biggest concern is the 22' depth you are planning. Even with small cars, a...

As an option to the OSB under the roof metal, consider foil covered insulation panels. My building was built by Morton and they suggested it in addition to the insulation I was already planning. Really glad I did it because of the way it quiets the metal roof and they probably wouldn't weigh...

Go check out Closet-Maide selection at Lowes or Home Depot ( or probably any other home improvement store ) . They have brackets that will allow you to mount wire shelving at an angle and does not require support to the floor. As long as you don't put shoes on the floor under it, mopping and...

Splitting the difference will save buying fill dirt but, if I understand correctly, one end of your floor will be below grade. Unless you do some sloping on the outside around that end, your sheeting will be in the dirt and you will have water problems inside.

If you are still thinking about not stripping off the old shingles, check one more place before you nail on that new roof. Your insurance agent! They have some rules and regs that sometimes over rule the simple "can it be done?" answer. Much better to know before than after.:headscrat

Smaller garages are becoming the standard now. Builders try to save anywhere they can, just like any other business owner. Most people will get by OK with a 20 x 22 what with smaller cars, but for those of us that drive 3/4 ton extended cab pick-ups or SUVs, I like a 12 x 24 bay per vehicle.