Good advice. Get the septic tank in. There is no such thing as a good shop without a bathroom. You will regret not putting the plumbing in before the concrete. At the very least put the plumbing in. You can always come back in later and install the tank and well as long as the plumbing has been stubbed in. It will really suck having to cut into that new concrete later. JS
Gotta dig some 6" Green PVC pipes under each gutter and move that water away from your building.... Water under the concrete isn't good.... Kick ass building
I'm an electrician, that's my dream as well... love it.... Cool dude
I'm ready to see some updates, dude. we gotta keep in touch. Building and property look sick. -The weird guy from Circle K
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Looks sick! Build a track so we can come tear it up!
come help. lol/ your aways welcome!
Good advice. Get the septic tank in. There is no such thing as a good shop without a bathroom. You will regret not putting the plumbing in before the concrete. At the very least put the plumbing in. You can always come back in later and install the tank and well as long as the plumbing has been stubbed in. It will really suck having to cut into that new concrete later. JS
Gotta dig some 6" Green PVC pipes under each gutter and move that water away from your building.... Water under the concrete isn't good.... Kick ass building
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Nasty. What company built the building? Also would you recommend them?
Mike Colavita
Senior Project Manager
MColavita@BrantleyConstruction.com
Where in south Carolina?
hampton county
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Thanks
I got family around there
Scotia
@@McNastyCustomz glad to hear this I’m in Nc, I was thinking about letting you guys do a nose swap on my excursion but the distance was a issue