Yeah, Everything built has to withstand a Cat2 hurricane( or maybe cat3) .. requires lots of permitting and money. The truth is, they're ba#$&@ds that want to take your money. There's even an arborist inspection fee. Twice in fact..
Its called a money grab.
It's taking forever. Concrete canceled twice, still waiting on my trusses ordered back in May. Door and windows will be here next week but they will sit and wait for the roof. Concrete pour is for the walls and slab.
Fun wouldn't be my first choice word.
Yes and no. It's more of an overload of demand and weather delays. There's very little if at all , any union workers here so it's not a supply or transportation issue.
There will be a lot of "PEW PEW" building in there so, Im considering this to be Star Wars prop related.This is a hell of a project man (even if it doesn't go pew-pew)! Congratulations in advance! When we bought my house I converted a 400sf outbuilding into a studio, gutted it down to the studs. We (actually approx 90% I) rebuilt the interior with 1.25" thick, decoupled wall/ceiling "leaves" for sound dampening - it's basically air-tight and heavy. That was a TON of exhausting work, so many details, and I did nothing else with my free time. Now I almost never go out there to play lol!
Anyway, congrats on your progress here, this is going to be an awesome space!! Concrete/masonry is about the only piece of construction I haven't done, this looks amazing! The concrete work seems scary and powerful, if you can lay foundation you can make anything! I will definitely be checking out your progress.
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