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    Garage to lock up

    My paving guy quoted me $1000 but I had bought gravel and sand from his cousin's excavating company so he gave me a discount. It was worth it. They were quick and experienced. I don't know how you would go about doing it yourself because of transporting the hot asphalt. I'm not sure if they...
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    Garage to lock up

    I filled the void to 2 inches below the top of the slab and the old asphalt with crushed rock. The paving guy spread a sealant or glue around the edges of the old asphalt. Then they filled in with hot asphalt, sloped it to the lane and tamped it down. Some of the old asphalt was higher than...
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    Garage to lock up

    Here's a couple of shots with asphalt apron. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84394042@N05/7884903646/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/84394042@N05/7884903770/
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    Garage to lock up

    Asphalt and concrete got removed during excavation. A new apron will be paved soon.
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    Garage to lock up

    Had my door installed a few days ago and now at the lock up stage. Still lots to do but at least I can start putting stuff in there. A couple of pictures. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84394042@N05/7736323948/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/84394042@N05/7736448848/
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    Signing in

    Hi, everyone, I'm in the process of building a garage on the wet coast of BC in Canada to house my son's Chevy Ad 1/2 ton pickup. The trusses arrived on Friday and things are progressing. I'm looking for suggestions for a door (which will be 16 X 8). I have a line on a Garador roll up door. Any...
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