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I installed vinyl soffit in my old garage. I sold the property, and have no pics. Just thought i'd mention it. Best of luck with your ceiling.

Maybe refuse payment at the completion of the "work"

14'x 62' Thank you for your input

Just finished(almost) working on my new carport. Hope yall like it.

Result...first deer!

Creek bottom.

Deer stand 4' x 6'

I have no idea, but my vote is no as well. Nice shop!

When wrapping a garage door casing with metal coil stock, it was rare to find one that had a uniform reveal.

Move the weather stripping, It is to be placed against the door itself without regard to the door opening.

Typically, the door is closed and then the weatherstripping is installed. As was mentioned earlier it is best not to place the door too tightly in the hole. Perhaps this was the consideration when they installed your door.

You may not have to drill them all out. Just do the ones that are buggin you. What type of weatherstripping is installed? Perhaps you could move that, it may be an easier fix.

Drill out those rivets and replace them with traditional fasteners in the slotted portion of the angle brackets. This will allow you to move the door in or out to reduce the size of those gaps.

All public water systems are required to maintain a minimum disinfection residual throughout the distribution system. Tadpoles would have a difficult time surviving in a chlorinated environment for any significant length of time. You are probably just kidding anyways so thanks for the laugh!

You could form up a small step and avoid cutting the ledge.

8" coverage 12'6" in length

I just bought 60 pieces from a local supplier, they were $6.85 per piece. Heartland double 4 dutchlap.

I am on the upper Texas coast.

Thanks again for the response. I could frame it up as you say with "studded walls", but as i think I mentioned, I need this to be a "carport". Thanks for the link.

Any advice on a vendor for the trusses? I wish i could think of a way to reconfigure, to eliminate the need for the two beams on each end.