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Topic: Concrete - driveways, sidewalks & patios
Indu Lokanathan asked:
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Jeff Petrucci answered:
This really depents on how the exisitng garage is framed, but in most cases is could be possible. Would entail a new header and side studs, then then siding & trim.
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Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison PRO answered:
The biggest issue we run into is not having enough black dirt (quality soil) on on hand. Trucking in more soil can add thousands of dollars, and it's not often evident at the start of construction or remodeling.
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Jason King of Stearns Design Build PRO answered:
Drainage is a common issue that clients don't anticipate.
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Patrick McDonald of Precision Roofers, LLC / Newnan Roofing PRO answered:
DuraShield by StreetBond, which is a Quest Construction Building product will solve your issue with driveway cracks. This product will need to be applied every 5yrs or so, depending on the weather conditions in your area.
Patrick McDonald
LaGrange,GA
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Mike McKay of Oak Alley Design Build Remodeling PRO answered:
You night try Pine straw instead of wood mulch. It's less prone to washing.
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