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French cleat system is the way to go.

What state/major city are you in? Looking to do the exact same thing here in CT.

This stuff. Used it with great success in the exact situation you have, contact with asphalt and concrete. https://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/concrete-repair/hd-110-epoxy-concrete-patch.html

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'll keep them in mind when house shopping.

Oh, I definitely meant hiring a reputable company. Ah, so it would be a lot more expensive than running all new ducting?

Saw some videos on youtube that make it look easy but ... Does retrofitting radiant floor heat work out well in the existing 1st floor of houses with unfinished basements? House shopping in the 1500-2000sqft range in the northeast and a lot of these old house have really old furnaces and some...

Just curious, are you going to regrade the land around it and put in drainage also? Was just fixing the drainage issue one of your options or no because you wanted to go bigger anyways?

Also might want to try optimum no rinse or one of the other no rinse soaps out there.

Was rushing to finish up a wooden six pack holder for a gift. Had to pare off a tiny bit of wood on one of the dividers. Instead of clamping down the piece, I just held it with my hand. Since I was applying lateral pressure of course the chisel goes flying into my other hand when trying to...

They sell shop air cleaners that mount on ceiling for woodshops. That or put your dust collector outside and enclose it , and duct it inside. Or maybe, can you exhaust out basement window, create negative pressure when you are making sawdust? https://wilkerdos.com/2018/09/entryway-table-3/...

You sure that's the model of door opener? Can't find any model named that, just a company called EZ-Lift garage doors and it looks like they don't make their own openers.

Could you post a picture? That's a very good idea. Thinking about woodworking in the basement but would need dust collector and ventilation somehow.

Oh wow, you weren't kidding about hilly, that's a lot of seed and repair just for the path back there.

Thanks Platonic, they did a real nice job. That gives me a much better understanding of process and cost. Trying my hardest to find a house to buy with 1-2 car garage, but may have to have shed or garage built if I find one without that I can't pass up with level land.

Nice, a fellow nutmegger. I'm in Norwalk. Did the PA company put that gravel down or did you do it yourself? Do you just dig out the grass, gravel and rough level? You don't need a permit for something that small right? Sorry for all the questions, considering doing something similar...

Not Toyota, but I've even had other brand service departments tell me a known issue not covered until I printed out and gave them their own TSB. Then they fixed it for free lol.

What are you using in the shop and how often? Can you just hotspot your cell phone and use that? Might be the simplest solution if you don't use it often and especially when you only get 25mbps from your coax.

I like evapo-rust. For big areas that you can't submerge, soak paper towels in the evapo-rust and wrap around, then layers of saran wrap or garbage bag so it doesn't evaporate.

Very cool setups, thanks for the explanation. I'll probably be stuck with whatever setup is in what I buy if it's in good running condition, but I'll definitely will shoot for NG instead of oil. The price difference is so huge here. And if I ever need to replace or split into two boilers for...

Super interesting, Thanks for the info! So for condesnsing boilers, what would be better than a retrofit, radiant floor? Is there a type of baseboard radiator for condensing boilers that are more efficient than the retrofitted radiators/basboards mentioned?