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They provided full engineering plans. Getting the permits from the City Of Sarasota was the most time consuming part of the project. They made sure every i was dotted and every t was crossed. In the end they’re just doing their job. I meets FL hurricane codes. Up to 150mph. Sent from my...

Yes. I just printed it out and handed it to my concrete contractor. It’s a fairly standard slab with a 12”X12” footer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The slab is the exact same size as the building (per carports anywhere’s advice) and yes the siding extends slightly over the slab. It rained hard yesterday and the only place water seeped in was at the bottom of the roll up door even though there’s a rubber seal. I think it’s because the door...

The insulation is a thin plastic, silver foil on the top and white on the bottom with air pockets in between. I don’t know the technical name for it, but it supposed to be a radiant barrier designed to prevent internal condensation in hot humid climates like Florida. I was told, and read...

Thanks! $9k installed including all upgrades, taxes and permit fees. I upgraded the siding to horizontal and choose a vertical roof to aid in water runoff. And there was an upcharge to frame out the 16X8 opening for the overhead. It’s rated for 150mph winds. I paid $700 for a topographic...

Texted a bit with Justin and his staff on Friday and just ordered up a 2 coat kit today on the phone. He was great, they answered all my questions and the ordering process was a breeze. Just thought I’d share my experience Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just wanted to share my experience with my new steel building because I know there’s some interest on here. I went with a 20x30 building with 10’ walls by Eversafe and installed by carports anywhere out of Starke FL. A crew of four showed up yesterday and had it up in 7 hours. The roof panels...

Shea, Well that answers that! What a very thorough and easy to understand response. Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed reply, I really appreciate it.

After a lot of research and numbers crunching I stumbled onto some info that I’d like some forum input on. Specifically that because polyurea has such a rapid cure rate that it doesn’t have enough time to soak into the concrete and adhere as well as epoxy does. I didn’t know if this is true or...