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    After many headaches, my new garage is finally done. I had an 18x22 built, and I`m thrilled with it. Enjoy the pics!



    Cutting down two trees was the first step...







    Boys busy at work!























    Industrial concrete, why not...



































    Plenty of space for storage.











    Had to get some nice lights for detailing.











    Digging that trench was painful.











    :LOLOL

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    Putting in that driveway almost broke my back...











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    Great job! Now, that you`ve done the practice run all you need do is to pop over to mine and do it again!
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    Looks good bro!

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    Looks great, are you going to put any protective coating on the garage floor like epoxy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeteast99
    Looks great, are you going to put any protective coating on the garage floor like epoxy?


    Still trying to decide what is best. Looked at Racedeck, but it wasn`t cheap. Now looking at the epoxy route, but wondering which ones are best...

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    Very nice. Too bad you couldn`t sneak a hidden drain in there.
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    Looks good!



    Did you dig the trench by hand?

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    Beautiful. I`m guessing it`s zoning that required the offset from the property line?



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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fermani
    Very nice. Too bad you couldn`t sneak a hidden drain in there.


    It would have been nice! Washing the cars inside would have been a treat.



    Quote Originally Posted by craigdt
    Looks good!



    Did you dig the trench by hand?


    Yes, I dug the trench by hand. I`m never doing that again. It wasn`t worth the $200 I saved on the entire bill for eletric work.



    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Olsen
    Beautiful. I`m guessing it`s zoning that required the offset from the property line?



    Who votes for those laws?


    I had to be 10 feet off the back because there was a public utility easement, and 5 feet off the side. Annoying, but that`s zoning for you!

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    very nice result :faint: (i`m going through a 600 sq ft addition project on my existing garage now).

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    Very nice, I would assume that had to set you back between $8-10k in TX, yes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunfirehawk
    Very nice, I would assume that had to set you back between $8-10k in TX, yes?


    About double that.

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    Very Nice!!!

    What are you going to use all that attic space for!

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    nice addition!!



    are you paving the road back there? i could imagine all the dust being stirred up driving back to the front.
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