[ SECRET POST #3132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3132 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Renovations

[feotakahari]

I asked my father. He said the first question is whether you want to partition it off, or whether you want to convert the entire garage. He also wants to know if you can get a building permit to do this. (Apparently, it's something the city might complain about.)

Re: Renovations

[(Anonymous)]

We would like to partition it off. But we will be converting the whole thing. If we need a permit, we can get one. It's been drywalled (the previous owners used it for their business).

We would also like to install wood floors. Like those snap together ones.

Re: Renovations

[tabaqui]

You will definitely need a permit. Find out about that *first thing*, because while they may not be the most expensive part of a reno, they are generally the most time consuming. Simultaneously, get two or three local contractors to come examine and give you a bid/estimate. Good things to have on hand for the whole permit deal.

Good luck!