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phatboypimp 06-20-2013 11:44 AM

Raising a header
 
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I finally purchased my dream Lake House. I am lucky enough that I have elevated ceilings in my garage. I am soliciting bids for someone to come out and raise the header so I can garage my boat with the tower up.


Anyone do this before? Any advice? Anything to look out for?

alindquist 06-20-2013 1:24 PM

Looks like it would be pretty easy on that... Figure out a way to brace it, knock the old out, cut the studs and put the new one in... Easy stuff...

markj 06-21-2013 12:19 AM

I think that taller doors will make your front elevation look better too. That's a big gap between the gutter and the top of the doors. You might consider going with carriage house doors with the cool hardware for some visual interest since the garage doors are so prominent on your house. They always make a huge positive impact. Also might want to think about what you're gonna do about exterior trim now that the new taller door height wont line up with the top of that stone wainscott. Take your time and think this through. I wanna see after pics. Good luck.

wakecumberland 06-21-2013 7:13 AM

That house was designed for tall doors! Carriage style doors would look much nicer. I say raise both doors if you can swing it, keep it symetrical.

deuce 06-21-2013 7:36 AM

No help on the doors, but a BIG CONGRATS on the dream lake house!

diamonddad 06-26-2013 3:40 PM

What lake are you at?

grant_west 06-26-2013 7:43 PM

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Dane; Lake Tulloch

The worst lake in California full of tubers and party animals.

grant_west 06-26-2013 7:46 PM

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I'm serious this place is LAME. Packed with Jet Ski's and Wakesurfers

migs 06-28-2013 10:55 AM

Congrats bud!!!!!!


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