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Should have posted before...bought this back in April, so have this and the Camaro ready to move into the new garage. Waiting for ship date of the Advantage Lift so that I can plan install and bringing the Camaro over to my house. It's sitting undriven as my parents spend their Summers in Oregon.

Textured today and the yard was cleaned up for irrigation/landscaping.

Roof got finished yesterday. Doing the lower popouts and touching up stucco today...texture soon.

No...door and track are all on order to install on the 19th. I think he's doing 2x6 sides.

First layer of stucco got done today

Having the walls opened back up tomorrow to run the support. 2x4 along the sides/header and 2x18 in the center of the wall.

Only 2" wide on the sides? Surprised that's enough. They are opening the walls back up tomorrow to run support for the opener.

I'm slow, but finally getting it. So run a 3/4" thick board along each side of the garage door all the way from floor to roof and then one all the way across the door. How much gap should I assume from the top of the wall, 4" or so? How about on the ceiling? Do I need to run boards or is the...

I don't have a stud directly in the middle of the garage door, so meant I assume I need a piece of wood wide enough that it taps into the studs on both sides of the center.

So on each run a 2x4 SYP along the rails and in the middle run something wider like a 2x10 STP long-way instead of up and down?

Only things left to do are: Stucco the garage (Monday) Finish roofing the garage (Thursday) Paint the garage (they painted the rest of the house) Stucco part of courtyard wall and put stone on a lot of the house Add the garage door with high lift and Liftmaster 8500W Pavers to replace the...

Given that the walls are already drywalled now, do you suggest I run 2x4's along the three locations on the exterior of the wall?

Understood and makes sense. Appreciate the explanation!

Can you explain a little more? Sorry...first time dealing with this type of stuff

The outlet will be high enough that I'll have to use a ladder or ride the lift to access it, but it won't be blocked.

Yes. They put wiring for the sensors down lower on the garage door, for a light switch on one side of the door (not garage door) and the control panel on the other. You can see the light switch power run in this picture (control panel is on other side of the door that you can't see) and the...

They started painting the exterior of the main part of the house yesterday as well as putting the concrete foundation for the courtyard wall. Once the wall is in they will stucco the garage and we'll be getting closer. Friday an appt for the garage door company and ordered the 8500W today online.

One more question for you people a lot smarter than me. What do you suppose are the electrical boxes installed above the electrical outlets?

Assume you found this (you're a better Googler than me): http://www.kamcoboston.com/images/customer-files/Coronado_to_Eldorado_Crossover.pdf Pasting in case anyone else needs this down the road.

Wow. Thank you so much! It looks very similar and will get a sample. :bowdown: