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I agree don't worry about tax value being lower than market value, My last tax value showed 80k less on my property than market value and all I thought was "oh darn less taxes" and then went on with my day

just tie the release in place if its possible, I would imagine anytime you need to open it with the release it shouldn't be a big deal to untie it

https://www.midwestlabs.com/soil-testing-packages/ here is a good place for tests, they give the recommendations with lawn and garden test packages

At the same time if you wait until you have a soil test done you may end up saving more on fertilizer than if you were to take a guess at what you need plus your results will likely come out better in the end and no worries about fertilizer running off into water sources

Ive ures one of those Komelon tapes lately, not to bad if you ask me, otherwise I always use stanleys

A good s-o dealer actually will get them warrantied for you, or at least I know mine will

I agree with the paint the walls white and i think foil faced foam or bubble wrap would do great for reflecting light off the ceiling, my dad and i did a similar set up on one of our farm buildings a couple winters back and it worked out pretty well for a cheap temporary solution. Also some t8...

I'm not sure how your cost would compare to how they are up here in South Dakota but when I bought my house I was told my 30x40 with 12" ceilings fully insulated, sheet rocked, and electrical cost around 60k in the spring of 2012.

I think I have fallen into the same thought as you lately. I always intended to install base cabinets with a butcher block top but lately I've decided that the best for me anyways would be a steel framed bench with tool boxes or file cabinets or such underneath for storage, something similar to...

better yet a woman in the house willing to adjust the budget so your project can be completed:bounce: oh and a good shop dog

1. cordless impact, I love mine so much I made my dad buy one for the farm 2. rolling tool cart, I hate walking back and forth between a vehicle and my box 3. flex head ratchets 4. flex head ratchet wrenches 5. air grinders, always seem to have better power and fit into tighter spacers than...

When I bought my home my finished shop added no value over the house that recent sold next door with an unfinished shop, both shops being the same size. However it sure helped my decision to make an offer and offer a little closer to the asking price.

Here is a couple pictures of the shop. Now time to get ideas off GJ.

Hello all I've been on the site for some time now and have recently purchased my first home with a 30x40 shop so I thought its time to introduce myself. Pictures will be coming soon and hopefully someday a build thread.