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Best crew I have ever used. They do everything from my small spec homes to million dollar customs. Check references and have them do a sample. Just like any other sub.

Just use Drydex to fill the cuts. Work it deep in there. A little quick sand to smoothness and paint. Quick and easy.

Around here it's Juan, Jose and Miguel. I seriously pay $.14 sqft to hang Sheetrock. $.24 to tape and texture.

Ask for Michelle 816-238-7701.

I rented one for some 30' wall work. It was very unlevel. Doesn't hurt to call rental company.

Sounds like 100 is working pretty well.

Scissor lift!!

perkabuildings.com these are engineered for wind/snow loads. I'll be using quite a few next year.

x3 Beany-doo!!!!!!!

Get a soil report. Too many variables with your situation. It's called a foundation for a reason.

I love to hate them. I have $500-$600 of batteries on the job. I'm sitting here with $200 worth of dead ones on the floor. When one gets close to dying....stop, cool and recharge. I work outside in Tx, La and Ok.. On a hot summer day, they will never cool enough to recharge. I switched...

Dupont liquid applied flashing. You can buy it in a tube for your caulk gun. Stuff will bridge gaps and hold during expansion/contraction.

Platon and DMX are the best waterproofing solutions. I apply peal and stick waterproofing first with either of the previous. I put a french drain below that slab and take it to daylight. NEVER had a water issue!!!

16" o.c.. Use a 3/16 hammer drill bit, 16 penny duplex nails and wire to hold form to footer. Drill hole, place wire into hole, drive nail down hole. I'd nail on 16" centers. Nail cleats across your tops at 4' o.c. We use a lot of 14" timber screws instead of Ties. We pull the screws late...

I'm building a huge ICF project in Moore, OK. I'd be happy to give you tour. It has a FEMA (250) mph shelter attached. You are looking at $80 sqft for a poured wall to 8'. ICF would be much cheaper. Adding steel column would save you a fortune on a suspended slab. Without looking a...

So what would you charge to design trusses for a 42' span x 130'? I love your steel work.

Don't forget firewalls, utility metering, security. What bay width? Steel building are the cheapest way to go. Insulation will cost you. You can veneer the steel to get your look.

kd3pc provided great advise. 12' side walls are going to take some extra rebar. What is your backfill height? Would you consider a concrete floor on top? Where are you building? Is it accessible? Have you done soil reports? I prefer the benefits of ICF construction. Usually cheaper and...

Stain is fine. You need to mechanically open to pours of the concrete. I use 100 grit sand paper. Densifier is acting like a sealer. I would start with a chemical stripper before sanding.

Where are you located? Where is the moisture coming from? It sounds like you are over insulated as it is. Venting roof?