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Love the pavement! Fence guys finished early last week.

Last pic before before the fence gets installed

That is definitely a more reasonable price! Any pics?

Ceilings are just under 14'. Not sure of the light spacing. There are 8, 8ft fluorescent lights. Really happy with how bright the space is at night.

haha Inside the house projects have taken priority. The epoxy quote was $8k. We're going to hold off on flooring for now. Hoping to get the two post in there this summer.

The guys came to pick up the shed today. They said it ended up weighing a little over 6000 lbs. They had to remove it in pieces. Love the unobstructed view now

Looks small, but it's a 65". Cable management en route.

The garage contractors finished earlier this evening. Going to add a black rubber molding where the sheetrock meets the concrete. The movers are bringing the rest of our stuff this Monday (ended up being a good thing, but the first set of movers only brought half of our stuff due to one of...

What an amazing space! Thanks for sharing.

I'm excited to get started! Haven't been to Reston in a few years. (We both lived in RTC prior to moving to WV). Thanks! For sure will remain a clean space. My wife wants to get a 70s muscle car or two. I'm into modern imports; the current project is a turbo 911 :) Garage will have a two post...

They are moving quickly! Should be ready for paint in a day or two. My son chose the color: Aviatrix Gray.

Garage contractors got started this morning. The bottom channel is nailed to the concrete.

Electric is good to go. Looking the up Z furring/insulation option. Thanks!

I'm headed back to the house tomorrow, so I'll double check, but I think they're 2x8, specifically. The house uses heat pumps (and propane for the fireplaces/stove).

The vertical strips are just nailed to the concrete, with wiring running up the sides of the wood.

Oh okay. Thanks! Thanks for the info/idea. I have considered leaving the concrete as is (well, exposed, and just paint the concrete/finished walls and ceiling a solid color (either gray or white)). No heat nor AC currently. I'm not sure if NG is available. (Posted new pics. Let me know...

Quite a bit of the concrete on the left (when outside, facing the garage) is underground.

Really pretty house/lot! Where on the property are you planning to locate the new garage?

I don't have a compressor/any air tools (my impact is electric). EDIT: or did you mean air (as in air conditioning)? haha

I appreciate the reply! All of the electrical has already been run (with wiring running down each existing stud). Each garage wall has multiple 120/240v circuits/outlets. Does that change your outlook, or would you still recommend framing it on the floor?