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Thinking of adding a minispit to finished shop and not looking forward to seeing all the mechanical up and down the walls. Any good options out there? Minisplit plus three cassettes.

Not understanding, 14' ceiling and 14' high door? Curious about how that is going to work. Thanks

I have a 200 amp panel in my shop, wishing I had another panel down the wall a little bit and mounted on the outside of interior wall. Then when the need arises I would have a easy sorce for power for that added watch a call it.

Glad this is just a conversation, years of being in the building spear, never ever scratch a truss. But to the non believer's have at it.

Have to go with # 1 survey, money well spent and # 2 disassembly of building for a win, win. Fun spending other people's money. Neighbors, yeah we have a karen to, one out of about twenty. Rules only apply to everyone else but them.

Are we talking about fig-pops??? Asking for friend.

Mines a easy pezee hoof, typically long cold winters and my age is getting well past middle.

Half to go with the rebar and expansion joints. Unfortunately concrete cracks and all we can do is try to keep the cracks tight by using rebar. Also not many crack repair products that produce a neat alternative for to little rebar used. Look at it this way, you will be set for the future lift?

It's a sad state of affairs are Country is in. Would give anything to turn the clock back with a quality building company,

I framed are shop and had to hire help with rolling the trusses and sheating them. The crew came recommended by a neighbor and it turned out to be the worst few days of my life. In the end it turned out OK but I'm left with the feeling of never ever again. Can't stress enough if you can't do it...

Finally have something, was thinking of relocating so picked up a container of sheetrock mud and a gallon of paint. Man what a improvement. Didn't realize there was so many smudges and screw holes. Paint never fails to bring a fresh look.

Real concerns, keep your head on a swivel and ears open. Be patient until you find a legitimate builder. Demand to see some of there past jobs and take everything with a grain of salt. As mentioned above, you can see good job sites and ones that drag on and on for ever. It's all on you and good...

Looks like a cure all your needs vise. Going with the general consensus, it has your name all over it. Just think how cool your shop would be?

This is such a great web site, never considered a pit. Painted, lights, dry and (out of the way) sounds great to me. Alternative, build a monster shop with a good econical heat source and then a lift?

Hang it as far as reasonable from your work area, in my case new shop and heater. No good heater is loud and noxious.

As other's have mentioned, remove all of it for obvious reasons and do a deep clean. Then start upgrading as funds become available. I think it would be money well spent in the long run.

My shop could use more organization, sometimes items just don't store well, such as a half roll of paper or buckets and boxes on pallet racks. Constantly trying to minimize plus the dust I swear, it's a battle. Plus having to give up space for seldom used items around the inside perimeter is...

99.9 Of my fittings were slipped into expanded pipe. Used the stainless steel compression rings on some and sharkbites on others. Leaks aways boiled down to workmanship, not failed materials.

Yikes, had to pry my eye's off the screen. That's a monster barndo. I would have to reconsider acreage size needed.

Appreciate all the thoughts, set's a person back a tad. But then you see a all inspiring picture as above and game on. As I see it, the dust and smells would be the worst negatives. Pretty sure those could be marginalized to a decent level. So anyway thanks everyone for there mput. Happy new year.