waiting to see

The bagged dirt and rebar construction for the foundation/slab is identical to what they did for my house in San Antonio. I'm not a concrete guy, so I can't explain why they do it that way. It gives the equivalent of reinforced concrete beams under the load bearing walls.

Bruce

Also got the breaker panel installed and the wires pulled from the main house panel.

Progress through today.

Ridge rafter and rafters over the drive through area will hopefully go on tomorrow.

look's great!!!!

Very nice workmanship...........and the design is starting to take shape.

Today was exciting!
Now, the entire building is the shape it's going to be.

looking great

you just might want to make that opening in the
ceiling to get into the attic a little bit bigger.i made mine
4 ft square.you never know when you just might need it.
the opening to the attic at my house is 2 ft with folding attic
stairs,what a pain in the ### at christmas time getting down
all those lights & everything else.that 4x4 opening at my garage
has been a life saver.i know that i have to use a ladder when
i go up there but it is worth it.it is just a thought.my garage
is 32x40--2 10x10 overhead doors & a 36 in man door.
your garage sure is looking good,enjoy it. BOB

I got the biggest set of attic stairs I could find.
It has a rough opening of 30"x60" and the opening is about 25" wide.

Decking on!

Looking good!

More progress:

Good choice in windows. Especially good, considering I work for the company that made them.. You should be pleased for many years to come. The rest of the work is coming along quite nicely too.


In a while, Chet.

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Man, you're not messing around. First rate at every turn. Looking great!