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Nice job, young man. I started in real estate at your age and it has worked out just fine. Keep up the good work and post pics for us old guys.

I have 30x30 with 10, 4' 2bulb t5 HO. I put one over each work bench and 8 spaced where the garage doors (front or back) will not block it. I'm happy with it. My eyes are 50. I had t8s in my prior 2car and I like this better.

Mine was 10' from the property line and 10' from the structure. Good luck, Bill. Also I used the plastic line and buried it.

I like 1 1/8" t&g plywood for a subfloor. I also put a few deck screws in it to stop any sqeeking. Then you can put what ever you want on top of it. Good luck with the addition, Bill.

Hi Ken, steel is getting cheaper and if you went a little larger on the I beam you could engineer it for a hoist with trolly wheels that run on the bottom of the I beam. Simpson makes hanger that are designed to fit the top of an I beam for your floor joists. Good luck. Bill.

Laredo, that looks great. I put 9' doors on the front and rear, it works good for a work space or cars. Good luck and keep us posted. Bill.

I have a Ford diesel p/u. Will it lift it? Is it maxed out and scary to get under ? Thanks, Bill.

Looks great, It would have been easier to upgrade yours instead of tearing down and building new like I did. You can always add a new panel and surface mount any needed outlets or voltage and even leave that one for looks. Also you may want to cover the foam for better fire proofing...

Hi FoaG, looks great. What are you thinking for the floor, shelves etc. I just built an attached 32 x 30 with 9' doors front and back and a 15' x 40 concrete pad behind the garage. Got T5 lights and starting on shelves 24" x 8' (40' of shelves) about 9' off the ground. Trying to decide on...