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To dark for a picture but roof sheathing is done.

Widows in and roof sheathing started.

Could you go up? A four post storage lift for the summer car and daily car parked under.

All trusses are up.

They have been here almost everyday regardless of weather. It hasn't been that awfully cold, a few degrees below freezing, but on our hill the wind is steady and cuts right into you. We just received a foot of snow but that shouldn't slow them down to much.

Trusses going up.

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First snow of the year. The siding boards were delivered Friday. From independent saw mill about a mile up the road. One side planed one rough. I am thinking rough side out. It will take more stain but will also hold it better.

Doesn't look like much changed but it was a lot layout and notching of the top of the posts. The girts are going to have center supports.

Poles going in. Front. Right rear.

I wasn't counting the service bay as a parking spot.

I have thought about separating it with a wall. Insulate and heat the work space only and being able to paint or whatever without coating the storage cars. I had hoped to be at least 24 wide and have 2 front doors but 22 width is because of property line. It is right at the max now. A one car...

After discussions with friends and my contractor pole barn style made more sense. It will also allow me some breathing time until I have to pay for concrete. We are going with commercial girts on the walls using 2x6's so my interior walls will be ready to insulate or finish. Board on board...

Nice place. How wide is your shop and garage door?

They started early Wednesday scraping the topsoil and today laying road fabric and bringing in base material. I am going to take the pine tree in front out. It's going to be in the way in a few years.

Nice. How wide is your overhead door? The pic makes it look like 20 feet?

Home Depot has it. (online only?) With that big of a gap and only on one side it will be a challenge to seal. Maybe need one of those balloon seals that go on the door bottom also. Your garage looks 1000 times better then when you started...

Spray foam, steel panel ceiling, wiring in exposed conduit and either radiant floor heat or radiant ceiling heat tubes. All all same cost that any other building would need.