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Any contractors here? Garage Ceiling question.
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<blockquote data-quote="tistan" data-source="post: 15967138" data-attributes="member: 26495"><p>When construction starts, talk to the framer. See if you can slip him and the project manager a few extra bucks to raise it. They probably have a framing package specified for the build. You might just have to pick up longer studs for that garage area, but that won't be more than a few hundred bucks.</p><p></p><p>Most architectural review boards don't have actual architects, they will probably never notice the change in elevation unless you ask for permission. On paper it is easy to see the elevation change. Once it is built, your eyes are not looking at the same level and with the garage set back from the front of the house, it will be even harder to see something changed.</p><p></p><p>The bad part is that they aren't cooperating. Right now it would cost almost nothing to raise it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tistan, post: 15967138, member: 26495"] When construction starts, talk to the framer. See if you can slip him and the project manager a few extra bucks to raise it. They probably have a framing package specified for the build. You might just have to pick up longer studs for that garage area, but that won't be more than a few hundred bucks. Most architectural review boards don't have actual architects, they will probably never notice the change in elevation unless you ask for permission. On paper it is easy to see the elevation change. Once it is built, your eyes are not looking at the same level and with the garage set back from the front of the house, it will be even harder to see something changed. The bad part is that they aren't cooperating. Right now it would cost almost nothing to raise it. [/QUOTE]
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