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That's not in western wa. That's in eastern wa. Newport on the Washington Idaho border. My other place is on the coast the other side of the state.

I started late last summer. Weather changed and it will sit for a couple of months. then I should finish . I still have a place on the coast. Eventually will have 2 floors and wings like a monitor style, as time and money allows.

Single coil pickups hum . Hence humbuckers . So bad grounds will amplify the prob. Check the cords too though. Bad cords will make noise but still work.

So not all steel kits are apples to apples. Like mine actually have engineered trusses. I know others do , but not all. Some just use a bender and use the metal to roll over it without purlins. Those are not very good. Just because you save money upfront does not mean you save money ! Please do...

I did not go through and read many posts. However I have plenty of experience in steel pre fabbed buildings. I used to make and sell them. I still do once in awhile. Snow load is important. Also make sure the metal ribs on the roof go vertical and not horizontal.

Well you don't need a monolith pour there. Thicker will not hurt a thing!

It's called a monolith pour. They make the edges thicker for frost. Where are you located ?

a mono pour is thicker on edges and angled for frost.

Is that a mono pour ? Slab looks pretty thick.

Not all lifts are created equal! If you get a nice one not a cheap one they work much better. I know plenty of hangers that work alone with lifts. Faster with two guys yes. There is no way its easier on your body to header ( using your head ) or stiff arming above the head . Most drywallers that...

Not without an extra extension. I started doing drywall in 89. I hate it but still do it some. It is faster to hang without a lift, but lifts help with sparing your body. Twayne discribed the correct way . It's called a pass up. Scissor lifts work , but suck ! I have done it pretty much anyway...

should be fine ? Sometimes if they get cold enough the chemicals dont mix and its done. Do you have another tip to try , to see if thats the problem ?

was it kept warm ?

it is common practice to add sand and at times rock and fill under concrete. All concrete guys have compact plates as well as some have jumping Jack compactor. Any skilled concrete guy will lead you in the right direction. Expansion joints are not the only factor in cracking , rebar , concrete...

you can use material you have or bring in more material. you want it to be pretty close to flat , with a little slope toward the front. Am I reading your post right ? You want to use 8x8 posts ? If that's the case you only need 6x6 green treated . Here in Washington they need to be buried 4...

I build portable steel buildings for a local company . The ones I build are either on pier blocks or pads . Not all portable steel buildings are equal . So if you go that route do your homework and research them . If you want some pics pm me and I can email you some of ones I've built . Jim