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So this winter we had some snow a couple of times here in North Carolina. Usually when this happens the snow accumulates and then melts. Well it was cold enough that it accumulated and then thawed some and refroze. The house driveway is a little over 8 years old but the shop concrete is about 2...

So I really like the idea of being able to move cars around without having to jack up the car. The GOJAKs are the original style but at $800 that's a lot of money.. Eastwood has them and their version for $429? Any tried either one? GOJAK's...

Finally done with major painting.. Electrical cut in is done for the receptacles and fans... Just have the lights to do next.... 3 blades vs. 6... 6 blades... I installed a 24" down rod because of the 12' ceilings but they seem to low... If I were to go with the 12" down rod that...

So I was looking at large fans and of course BIGASS Fans comes up but they start at $1,500!! Then I found some Hunter fans that are 72" and move about 9k CFM at full speed. They too were listed around $950 then I found them at Menards for $699...

I'm torn, I work in the industry of warehousing and we sell the T8 4' 4 bulb reflector light and they are great. They have about a depth of 4-6" where a traditional T8 8' 2 bulb lights are more traditional. What have you found provide the best light? Hitch

Well I finally bit the bullet and started a garage.. It has been everything I remember building a house was... Lots of drama.. Subs that don't listen.. A builder who is a crook... So just a normal build right? What could go wrong? We contracted at the end of February.. The permits got posted...

Guys, I've seen from reading old threads that 1/4" per 4' is pretty normal. What about from side to side? I have about an 1" of slope towards the center of the door. I have always thought the sill (where the garage door sits on the concrete) should be level? Is that not correct? Thanks Hitch