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A tough day but got it down i had to leav a little corner because they is live wires and i cant find were it comes from so need to bring in a sparky to cut that but ya il have to say i really pushed my sawzall today straight up gave it no breaks just cut after cut and it really proved its self yesterday and today
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looks like a lot of hard work. is the plan to take it down to the foundation and then frame up a new garage?
Nice work, yeah what’s the plan.
This garage was old like maybe from the 50s so i was shocked but no foundation the had it sitting on dirt but no the plan is to fence in the space to add yard room and build a shed we dont really.need a garage so once its all cleaned up il build and fence and put top soil down and lay new grass downPeteW wrote:
looks like a lot of hard work. is the plan to take it down to the foundation and then frame up a new garage?
chadlanthier wrote:
Nice work, yeah what’s the plan.
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It will cost to much money to do a new garage plus more yard space and a little shed will be better for us
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that good idea. at my old we always wish we had a shed to store things in in the backyard.
Lot of work there, what’s the weather like there?
Hot and humid and ya lots of work but lots of fun aswellJustin Hernandez wrote:
Lot of work there, what’s the weather like there?
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That looks like a very large job to say the least.