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Layed down stego vapor barrier and taped up the seams. Hopefully start laying rebar tonight.

Finished leveling the Sub in preparation of concrete in a couple weeks. Tore out the old rotten residential door and replaced it with a steel commercial door.

Sounds very cheap, im doing my 32x48 pole shed and just the 35 yards I'm gonna need is right at 5k. I've got over 500$ in stego vapor barriers and a small pile of rebar out there. I'll have close to 8k in supplies aline by the time I'm done, I'm doing all the work.

Dug a hole for my sewer drains, installing plumbing for a bathroom before my concrete gets poured.

I wouldn't worry so much about fixing a leak, but about the leak undermining my slab/ffoundation.

Finished the conduit and wired in the new wire to the new panel in the garage. Got it all covered up and started digging for the bathroom plumbing.

Pulled bigger cable and ran the conduit into the wall.

Pulled in the 3 awg wire so I can run a 100 amps if needed.

Perfect timing for this post....

Not in it, but for it.... a really pricey roll of plastic... stego wrap for my concrete slab I hope to pour soon...

Dug up where the power comes into the building and plan on upping it to handle 100 amps and run the conduit to inside the wall. How in the world they thought it was acceptable to have it sticking out of the ground 6 inches from a drive through doorway is beyond me....

Treat it with phosphoric acid, then master series primer.

This is gonna be a diy job start to finish. My cousin is kind of the gen con as he's done this type of work before and several shop slabs in the past, I checked and can rent the early entry saw from my local rental place

I think I'm going to forgo the fiber and not have to deal with it. The early entry saw is new to me,I had no idea they made such a thing. I'm planning on renting one when the time comes. Thanks for you input.

32x48

Ripped out the old asphalt in preparation for a new slab.

I asked them, and they said as long as the concrete is uncoated, sanding or grinding is not necessary.

U coat it.

Ok, I just ripped out the old asphalt that was in my recently purchased shop. I'm going to pour a 5-6" slab, #3 rebar, 10 mil vb, and was considering adding the fiber mesh as well to the mix. But I know some of the mesh will be at the surface and even loose ends sticking out. How would that...

Started peeling up the asphalt that us currently in my shop, hoping to be ready for concrete when the weather warms up.