Great plan!!! A pool would be better but... Melissa , can’t get enough of that gorgeous smile! Thanks for sharing look forward to seeing the progress!!!

We are 100 degrees and dry. Normal weather for Southern California this time of year. Thank God for the off shore cool breeze every night. God bless

Here in East Texas we have fall/spring weather from mid-October thru the end of May...that's 7 months of gorgeous weather! June we start getting summer weather 90's during the day 70's at night with lots of rain...really humid👎 July can get even hotter but the humidity goes away with upper 90's thru September and NO mosquitoes and No flies! You get up early and about 11am you find a fan or THE AC! Evenings are nice and if you swim 👍it's the best! I grew up in Iowa, no way would I go back! Looking forward to your build! A couple of things; 1) have a wood stove in your workshop, 2) high ceilings so you can pallet stack your tractor implements, etc. 3) leave a place for a hydraulic lift or what I did is I put in a pit for changing oil and getting under vehicles. The pit doubles as a tornado shelter if you don't have a basement in the house. In Texas we don't have basements and I grew up in tornado alley in Iowa! 4) use some graphics to put all your stuff in the building to see if you got the right size! Good luck, you'll love it...a hot tub in the gym might be a pool start! Take care my friends👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

you are right... you can never build them too large. We need to get one built as well and I am already thinking to go bigger than my first thoughts. Drive through is smart. Everyone I have talked to says to position garage doors so you can pull through. One thing I am debating is enclose a small bit of the patio on the south side of the building that gets all the sun for future use as a bit of a small greenhouse to start plants for the garden or flowers for the mrs for around the house. we are within 10 years of retirement and we may have time to tinker with that more then.

Your grass is green compared to here in Canada's capital. Looking forward to your building project. Agree with Melissa saying to build it bigger, you never build big enough. With all the trees coming down we need a "split stack 2020"

Peace and Blessings Melissa and Mike. I am excited that you have made the decision to turn the pretty "wood shed" into an attractive tool and equipment crib for servicing your various attachments and as a place to keep expensive equipment dry and stylishly out of the weather. Also a good refueling station as its location is out of the way and secure. Now, this added structure for the housing of the rest of your large equipment vehicles sounds like a workshop, garage and dream recreational building that will make your complex second to none. Be careful that the project doesn't turn out too perfect as newly acquired friends and neighbors will be hard to get rid of unless you charge rent, or a membership fee. Salutations!!!

Melissa, you are having way too much fun on that wood splitter . . . smiling the entire time! You're SO right, I would MUCH rather work in the cold than the humid heat! Good luck on the future garage build. I'm waiting for my 2,400 sq ft shop/gym build right now. I can't wait! WAIT! Did I just here Mike talk about the "future pool?!?!"

Exciting you guys, You should put up a pole barn web cam mounted on the house pointing at the work site so we could log into the webcam and check on progress anytime we want.

We built a 50x64 shed and we enlarged the plans twice during construction. I asked the contractor what we thought and he said " I have never built a building too large for a customer". It will really be nice to have most of the equipment indoors. With our weather in Wisconsin, I really like having all our equipment stored inside. All of the "finishing" costs will FAR exceed the cost of the building. You only get one chance to do it "right". Good luck, Bob

Hey guys..wanted to say hello from West Virginia!! Just wanted to say that Mike seems to be a easy going guy and enjoys what he does..very talented!! And for you Mrs Morgan..you are absolutely beautiful and and a very hard worker as well..you 2 are awesome together..I wish more people/couples were like you all..love your videos..Plz keep them coming!! If your ever up this way..my door is always open to you and your family!! Take care and be safe!!

I wish you the very best of luck with your new adventure. I also look forward to you guys sharing it with us. Thanks, Morgan’s Rod

Our summer has been cooler, and wetter than usual. The grass still grows and we still mow! I bet it will dry up here soon and the grass will all turn brown for a while.

We all know by now that Mike always has to have a project to work on to be happy. This year it’s the garage/workshop/home gym/office. Next year it’s inevitable the pool will go in. Don’t forget the splash pad for the grandchildren and dogs!

Mike sir you are one lucky man too have a wife that wants a bigger shop than was planned.

You can never have too many garages. Ought to be a nice build. You my man are a genius.

SOUTHERN INDIANA HERE: Really hot here…91 with factor of 101. I walked 18 holes in that the other day and my shorts were completely soaked….Congratulations on your new building!! It all sounds terrific. HI ARCHIE….getting sooo big.

Hot in the morning, 91 degrees at 7pm, humid, take your breath away, grass growing, take a deep breath in the AC. North central AR.

Outstanding News There Family !!! Looks like Everyone is Getting something Special for them. Great Decision Family !!! I'm looking forward to Enjoying this Ride. If the Beautiful One is Excited/Happy then I'm Excited/Happy for Her ❣❣❣ Sooo the POOL is Definitely in the Future Plans 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. You are Sooo Deserving of it 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾.

It’s about time! Big garage/shop/game/rec building.

Sounds like a sweet new building. It will be fun to watch it come to life.

This will be fun to watch. I just submitted a permit for a 52 X 72 pole building. 12' of that by 40 is a shop, and the other 12' X 32 is porch. Just starting to take trees down now.

Looks like you have a lot projects in store a garage and then your shop down by the wood shed. Glad you have help with Melissa.

95 feels like 105 and 110 high humidity here in north east Texas can't do anything without getting soaking wet. We like our air conditioning. Work early like daylight drink a lot of water eat watermelon stay in shade ware big hat. That is how I work. Hope Missla gets her pool one day. Great videos keep it up.

In Kentucky it's MUGGY!! Mike- Just added a 10 acre plot of ground behind the homestead, started shopping for tractors and ideas for the 10 acres. Stumbled upon your channel. Great content and ideas for things I want and like to do. Appreciate the content. Keep up the good work.

So excited for you guys. We did a 60x48 and it is full. Never big enough. You will love it

So excited to see this unfold. Planning a 40x80 of our own but about a year away in NE Pa. Mike has great ideas and it'll be nice learning from what the Morgan's do on this project.

I just knew Melissa was getting a large pool! But this building will be very nice.

We are in East Texas. We try to do our work that requires little movement as early in the morning as possible. Then we get on the tractor in the afternoon whereas the tractor movement gives some breeze. And we plan our trips for supplies in the heat of the day.

Hi Mike and Melissa, here in New England it's been in the high 80's to low 90's for about the last three weeks. It was getting a little dry but know we're getting rain from a tropical storm. Great summer for cookouts and sitting around the firepit. Because of the great weather, my woodshed is full and I'm able to start on the next years supply. Stay safe and healthy.

I have 40’ x 80’ x 16’H barn with multiple doors, great to have breeze ripping thru on hot days. Looking forward to the process. Regarding pools.... highly recommend a fiberglass in ground pool. Beautiful and you use so much less chemicals!

Mike, Melissa is right, build it bigger 😉 Trust me, it is cheaper to do it bigger now than trying to add on in a couple of years. I have watched long enough to know that no matter how big you make it, it is going to fill up. BTW, the in floor heat is a great idea. Put in a liquid system, electric has a bad habit of breaking wires if you get any frost movement of your concrete. Have a day.

Really enjoy your videos, it's very HOT & Humid here in North Mississippi. Can't wait to see the new building.

YOU ARE LUCKY TO BE GETTING THE HEAT . IT IS WINDY RAINY AND OVERCAST HERE ON THE NORTH WEST COAST OF THE UK . ENJOY THE SUNSHINE

Awesome and congrats !! That’s a lot of planned areas - will never regret considering even bigger...especially with all of your potential equipment and attachments storage. As many others have suggested, highly recommend radiant floor heat and do a Reznor for quick recovery (and put the radiant and Reznor on WiFi thermostats) - congrats again, well earned 👍🏼👍🏼

Would you like to know what I wish I had in my garage about 1000 times now? A bathroom, just one where I can go relieve natures duty and wash my hands properly without having to go in the house and track anything inside of there or take off my shoes or get yelled at for ruining a towel or get that piece of stuff out of my eye.... the list goes on and on. Take it into consideration if you haven't. Means you would have to add heat to the building too. One thing I did think about with the pool if you built one, and also now with the garage- you like to cut fire wood, you have a nice set up for it; have you thought of using an outdoor wood boiler for heating the building and possibly the water in the pool down the road? That could change the pool from a 1 season thing to more of a 3 season use. Plus radiant floor heat is so cozy.

Hi, that choke cherry is beautiful wood when slabed.You guys don't need no stinking gym the way you work.Very smart to have the doors and insides not seen by passer byes.

Looking forward to the new garage build. Fantastic news for you. Northwest Arkansas has been mid-90s with humidity being 90% or higher. We got a break yesterday with some showers, but we'll be seeing 100 next week.

Middle of winter here in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. We don’t get snow where I’m at. New building is going to be very welcome, and I’m looking forward to seeing it happen.

Big build. lots of work there coming up good luck. See you on the next one. Phillip Dagley ,Liverpool, Nova Scotia.

I support your rain barrel idea. I have rain barrels that combined collect 1400 litres of water. Algae does grow in the above ground tanks but as we use rain water for the garden it is not a problem. Try to research ultra violet purification. You need to plan in for head pressure by having indoor storage tank. Suitable enough for showers, a hose outlet and toilet tank filling.

Hello Morgan's If Pennsylvania is anything like NY. You will have it built & completed by time you get the permit! Nice idea, Looking forward to seeing it. Stay safe.

HOT, and dry in South East Ohio. Lots of thunder and lightning but not enough rain to kill the dust on the trails.

I'm working on a similar project. 40 x 72 is a real nice size shop/garage. ALWAYS build bigger than you think you will need. In my experience, I cannot emphasize the value & usefulness of lean to's/side sheds on each side of the building. 20' lean to's on each side with a 20' roof extension over the end with the garage doors. The extra cost for concrete for the lean to's and roof extension are well worth it as they provide great storage & multi-purpose use as well as a great place to pressure wash and clean equipment under cover. If going with a steel building, get the 26 gauge steel, request Zack screws for ALL steel fasteners. If a pole barn type building, go with Perma-columns with slab on grade or at least a foundation stem wall of concrete pier in sonotubes with Perma-column brackets. Don't forget about a nice 4 ' or longer slit type drain in the center of the slab floor graded towards the drain to make it easy pressure wash & squeegee. Road Base makes a great foundation base material that packs down great and minimizes settling & concrete cracks. 200 amp power service panel? Insulation? I suspect you already have this building planned out to the small details. Looking forward to see it completed. 👍

Excited for "Club Morgan" to open up. Congrats!

A partner who will work shoulder to shoulder with you, buy into your projects, and have a great attitude the whole way through. What a keeper. You go Melissa.

I live in north central Texas and today, July 11th, we had heat index of 111 and actual temp at 99. Forecast for the next four days is actual temp of 100 and heat index at over 110. I am not complaining, I love Texas and wouldn't trade it for anyplace else. The mid summer heat is just part of it and I actually adjust to it and do what I need to do even in the heat. Humidity was not too high day and nice breeze, not too bad. Paul from Texas

Crowley Texas, all last week was an average real feel 105°. High was 110° real feel. Miserable. Which is one reason I'm moving to northern Michigan and living more like Y'all! Can't wait to see the new building! Keep up the great work. Loved the Buckin' stock video. He's awesome!

I like the lower oil prices , but this is on the Canadian side of things . Nice building Morgans will be watching .Be safe

I think you should build your own pool, you’ve already got most of the equipment to do it. You could just pick an area and rock it and compact it dig out the pool first and if you do it more of a square shape you can use standard rebar and not have to have a custom frame put in there to blow the concrete on and you could just have them come blow the concrete then the rest is just painting a sealer on it and plumbing it and that’s fairly easy. Then just have them pour some concrete for the patio area and you can stamp or do stone or whatever you guys want but you could probably save 60 or 70% of the cost by doing it yourself or most of it anyway you can prep that ground pour cement, You can dig the hole and you can lay the rebar and do the plumbing. It’s a lot less difficult than it seems. Those companies that come out and do it for you charge ridiculous amounts for labor and they just contract most of it out to someone else anyway, if you stay with a simple design you could probably do the whole thing yourself really, you’re just making a concrete box in the ground and sealing it from the inside.

Really enjoy your videos - been home sick for a few days and I’ve watched a ton of them - great job!!

Awesome. Im happy for you guys. Yall have needed a building has been needed for a long time now. I think a pool will be good as well. Your kids are about to be leaving and maybe a pool will be a reason for them to visit and bring the grandkids over to swim. I dread the day when my daughter moves out. Call congrats yall, well deserved. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

South of Houston TX here it's in the upper 70's for the low (90% humidity) highs are near 100 (heat index of 110 F) You don't really get used to it. You learn to work around it. It's best to start at 6:30 am work til noon, start back up at 5:00 pm work til you can't see. Rinse and repeat until September. Can't wait for you to get started.

You know what would be good a indoor pool. Just make the hole deeper, then make a hard sliding cover to open and close it. You can still use it as a garage. See if that goes over Mike.

Great Video. Really happy for you guys. deserve it you work hard. if I was younger do something like that I've got 15 acres and it'd be nice to have a big garage like that.. can't wait to see it. It's hot in Indiana we need rain to.Thanks

Bismarck Arkansas. Going to 97 degrees today. Yes outside work is hard. Start early, quit early afternoon!

Here in the south, we start early, and you don’t realize that the temperature going up. But don’t go inside to eat, because when you go back out the heat and humidity crush you down!

Congratulations Morgans on the new project I know I'm a little behind on videos no worries got it bookmark to video #893 looking forward to seeing alot of great content stay safe and keep living Aloha 🤙

Good for guys that will be amazing you guys work very hard totally deserve it thanks for sharing it is hot here in New Brunswick Canada and very dry need rain big time take care

In slab radiant is a very nice type of heat. Insulate the slab well. Even if you don't initially want it, insulate the slab and install the tubing if the budget allows. A friend of mine didn't in his barn and he now regrets it. Make sure to run antifreeze in it. The only drawback I have found is it isn't instaheat as my brother used to call it. It takes awhile to change temp due to the mass of the slab. It isn't like flipping on a hot air furnace or ceiling heater.

Just a suggestion, do 10x16 doors ,you will thank me later. Built a 32x40 with a 10x16 door on the 32 side and the 40 side. Don't limit yourself on the in and out of the building especially with backing in trailers and your future two post hydraulic lift that you'll have to get through the doorway. Would also suggest tall ceiling height.

Good luck on the build of Morgan Multiple Function Facility

Well, Mike, I don't often comment. But I couldn't help my self. I'm in the sunny southwest. Here in North Texas, we've had a very mild spring and so far a mild summer. I guess it's from a certain perspective. I healded from SW PA and have lived here for several decades. No, you don't get use to the blistering heat of the summers. Yet, most of the year it is nice. With temps in the 60 and 70s. However, this year has been really different than any of the others. We had such a mild spring. Things grew much faster and are at least a month ahead of time. I'm seeing plants that typically don't grow until August. We have horse apples here and they typically don't appear until late July or early August. Yet, they are nearly fully ri[e and some are even falling. Ther is this flower that typically comes up in late August. It reminds me of the fall because of its bright orange color. It hasn't really broken a 100 yet down here. But I heard it will this week. I can't remember the last time we hadn't broken a 100 by the middle of June. not complaining. I can't wait till fall. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see the new building going up. Thanks, Tim from North Texas.

Mike, you said POOL! Good luck with the build!

Hello, it has been really dry here in upstate NY, we haven't had any measurable rain in about a month,it has been in the 90s for 8 straight days counting today, sorry to hear no pool for Melissa but a new garage is not a bad thing either specially when the whole family can use it, enjoy your videos stay cool and healthy.

Radiant heat the floor! Trust me, I just did mine last year and its awesome!

@brianhina

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My house and 2 garages are both radiate heated. You will love it.

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My neighbor heated his garage and said it was the best money he’d spent. He ran the liquid through his outdoor furnace which also heated his house and hot water.

Nice. Guess you fooled us all that were pulling for ya Melissa. But will be nice to have all the he indoor space for everyone 👍 room for hunter to bundle firewood 😉

Looking forward to watching the progress.

Thats very exciting. Congratulations!

Congrats on the new build guys!

Forecast is for 99 degrees and extremely dangerous heat indexes today and all week next week here in Northwest Arkansas. And yes we do learn to tolerate the weather. Be safe and keep hydrated.

The heat and humidity is terrible here in Tennessee! And I NEVER get used to it! Looking forward to the build! That is my next project as well!

Your right whatever you build it won't be big enough. Good luck

Awesome news can’t wait. I’m building a 60x40 this fall.

Very Nice , I like it when a plan comes together

HOW EXCITING! Sounds Like A Plan!!👍👊

Mike and Melissa, this is Rex in Charlotte, NC. It is 90 plus and will be hotter next week! Almost always humid in Charlotte.

Awesome guys glad for y’all pool next Melissa

Been dry up here in Maine. Heat hasn't been much of a problem. In the last week and a half though our pattern has changed a bit so we're starting to get some rain. Supposed to rain a good chunck of Saturday. Congrats on the new garage! Nobody ever said they needed a smaller garage. :-)

Congrats and good luck. Looking forward to following along.

Good Evening Mike and Melissa! Here in Northwest Florida, Pensacola, we have had a wet past week or two, but now we are forecast to be in the mid-upper 90's with "feels like" in the mid-100's to low 110's. It's hot and humid here!

The tractors get a house , check. 9 foot garage doors? or sliders? Don’t forget workshop space. And oh yeah, electrical service. I’m thinking at least a 60 amp 240v feeder from the house. Perhaps more. Once you have tractors, learning to weld is often necessary. A decent modest welder needs a 30 amp dryer circuit. Bigger welders need a 50 amp range circuit. And then of course there is the pool. So a pool house / garage perhaps? All sounds great , my best wishes for a enjoyable project.

That's awesome, new building more room to do things inside. And a pool in the future. Cant to see how it turns out.

Yes Mike there all right on the in floor heat I have a 1890 sq. ft. Dog House lol and it runs a average of 700 dollars a year to heat that's cheap Have a day

I thought it was a garage. I would recommend to do in floor heating. I use to build houses and garages. Everyone that put in floor heat in their garage said it was the best decision they made.

Hot, dry and smokey in SW New Mexico! Have a day!

This is funny, we too are putting up a 40x72. We just bought a 45ft class A and need a building. Will help us get some trailers under roof as well. Let’s see how it goes.

It's Winter time here and I'm looking forward to Summer. The weather here has been around 38F to 53F . From The Hoppers , down under

Good morning from MidMo. Slept in a little later - the Mrs had been up 3-4 hours already. But she didn’t do a 30-mile bike ride in 15 mph winds last night! It’s been high 80s and low 90s here for several weeks. On a couple days I was doing landscaping, I got a couple quarts low on the hydro. Seven years in TX and twenty in SC after growing up in western Ozarks and one does get used to the heat. I pace myself a little more now I’m retired. 😉 And I organize harder labor in cooler parts of the day if I can. It took longer to get used to the cold winters again when we moved back here. Oh well. Your multipurpose building sounds really functional, and using your milled hardwood will be really cool to see, and I’m sure, personally satisfying to you. How will the exterior be finished?

Who needs a hydraulic cylinder on a log splitter when Melissa can just jam them into the cutter head like that!

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Ha ha thank you...

Just one thought to share... consider running roof ridge east-west. This gives you nice large southern roof area for solar panels for pool heating and electric if you want it. On our farm all hot water and electricity is via solar with net metering connection to grid... might be available in your state. Also, you have lots of comments suggesting in-floor radiant heating. This is in-fact very nice and comfortable. But it is expensive and only provides heat. For this size building, and it not being residential, you probably are not required to have centraI heating. One or two gas fireplaces on thermostats + a "mini-split" for A/C and heat pump would suffice at a much lower cost.

Hot in North Georgia but lots of rain. Cutting 3 acres of grass 2 times a week and still could bail hay out of it some days.

So much to comment on here..... First of all, I think that Melissa has now earned the additional title of "splitter chic"!!!💪💪💪 That is mighty impressive seeing you maneuver those rounds! This will be so much fun watching that building go up. Mike:. You will be in your glory! I know you can't wait to sink your teeth into that excavation. Lastly, I thought I had lapsed into some sort of delirium state when I heard Mike say "future pool"????? Don't worry Melissa! It has been permanently recorded for all of history. Must mean it is coming!!!!🏊🏊🏊

Hello Morgans 🇺🇸❤ Hot & humid in Providence, RI. Oh well it's summer !

Well in Southeast Oklahoma it's about 97 degrees and high humidity. Heat index is in the danger zone for the next couple of days. Glad you're getting a garage and all built . I built a 30 x 50 shop last year for my tractor and my tools and what not and sure enough it's not big enough. Starting on a 30 x 40 pole barn next week .

Central Ca., 9 days over 100...high 106...weather bimbo says at least 7 more to go...but humidity low compared to your neck of the woods. Have fun, smile a lot, it confuses your enemies.

Next year Malisse will be in the pool. Lord willing. Bless.

You guys know how to get the viewship. Content is awesome. Scenery is even better 😉

64 and rain showers today with good sun in between . Pretty warm actually. Wasilla, AK

It’s has been warm in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area over the past week, not terribly hot and humid, but sticky enough to be uncomfortable while working outside. Plus, it hadn’t cooled off much at night so it was not great sleeping weather either.

I’m originally from Lancaster County Pa, we moved to Charlotte NC 22 years ago and I’m still not used to the heat and humidity.