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Do you live in an area with alot of freeze/thaw cycles? If yes, patios should not be connected to the house as they will(or should) "float" with the sub base, as there is no frost protection under the patio. Foundations are typically dug below the frost line so it shouldn't heave. Connecting the patio to the foundation could prevent it from moving with the native soil in freeze/thaw and potentially cause cracking. If you live in warmer climates this is not as much of an issue and connecting the two shouldn't be problematic.

Great Idea !!

That’s really cool to see done professionally, great job. I’m removating my garage ceiling attic for storage and my vertical rafter ties are at the first 2 feet, would you suggest that I use a large beam in the middle mounted to the floor as well as rafter ties blocking and vertical rafter ties for it. (Btw it was built in 1980 so the joists aka rafter ties are sagging, wavy and are nailed together in the middle)

Nice work I post concrete work also

I got a question for you I'm going to finish your form center how come your guy running to shoot can't put mud on both sides of that screen to keep it so you can have a great to follow

What insulation is that? and how did you all keep it between the joists (straps on underside?)

It looks beautiful there

Will do. Easy got an oil extractor. Takes maybe five minutes.

Read the manual & do the first oil change on time , could be as little as 8hrs

Looks really cool man!

Why is it doing so poorly?

It’s a stepped foundation. So there’s multiple steps throughout.

So what's the point of the drop is there a purpose or is it just a demonstration of ability

Okaaaaaaay

Directly from Sherpa in Libby. They installed ordered and installed them for me. It was a seamless process. Highly recommend. I haven’t taken them off road yet but I am anticipating they’ll be a great addition!

Where do you get them and how much do they cost?