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With getting the pavers installed,the slab formed & poured,the building ordered and assembled and finally the house painted before the rains,I've dropped just shy of $50K cash this summer but we had a huge flooding problem in the backyard before so all this work wasn't just cosmetic. Almost...

Thanks man,I had 3100+ sf installed during the summer,the backyard around the slab,the driveway on the side of the house,the front driveway,the walkway to the porch and the porch,and the front sidewalks...and the house is getting painted as we speak

I could have went only 1' from prop line there because of it's metal non-combustable material but since I added a window there,I needed to be 3' according to code.I was responsible in obtaining the permit,local laws here need one for anything bigger than 10'x12'. I have left access for some...

Thanks guys for the comments.:thumbup: I work as a Fleet Director for a large commercial truck center and we do a lot of truck accessories with a local camper dealer and they started handling these buildings and carports...the name of the building manufacture is USA Steel Buildings (...

Looking good Jim,I see the 2nd Gen too!:thumbup: Have you insulated yours?Any advice after a few years?

Good info Jorgen:thumbup: ...I'll be contacting you soon after I choose some colors.

Last picture yesterday: Today: 6' eve-to-eve w/existing home and side door: 3' to shared fence w/neighbor: back of property towards the hill: Inside detail: Front entrance with pavers: This whole summer has been one of dust and dirt,all the pavers installed around the house,the...

26'x24' steel building was delivered on Monday and after a little confusion on the overall height,construction resumed until Tuesday afternoon with this being the finished product at this point.I ordered the optional vertical front panel and somehow that part of the order got left off when the...

Slab was under water for 5 days straight 24 hrs/day...and I mean COMPLETELY under water.:thumbup:

Trying to just seal a fresh concrete slab that has been curing for 30 days so far.I will put RaceDeck tile over the top,I just want to seal against staining & dusting. What would be the better product to use based on personal experience? I just want to go clear,no epoxy to worry about...this is...

My dad told me our Costco has them but based on what I've heard and what you've just reiterated,I think I'll just spring for the extra $$$ and go RaceDeck.:thumbup:

I'm interested...

looks super awesome!:thumbup:

X2...awesome job Double D...can't wait to see the finished product!:thumbup:

Is there an F-Crew...because this looks like their work. Sorry for all your troubles OP...Hope it all works out in the end then you can laugh about this whole ordeal.

Typical Costco...:mad:

I might go with a checkerboard-style tile setup eventually but for now I really need to seal the concrete...thanks for the advice though.:thumbup:

My slab is curing as we speak,the 13th of this month will be 30 days since poured. I'm having a metal building delivered and erected and I would prefer to seal my slab before the building comes. Please give me some advice guys on the following if possible...all replies would be greatly...

tomorrow morning will be day 5 and I think I'm shutting the hose off then...:thumbup: What should I do next...?I plan on sealing it after 28 days before I roll cars on it.Do I need to occasionally water it from now till then or just forget it?

Thanks,probably will go with a colored sealer if need be. The guy that built the first moat used a fresh piece of redwood to anchor the hose so you know that left a nice stain...:mad: I can home and removed it after a few hours and used a scouring pad but no luck...