Garage Renovation Timelapse | Potomac Garage Solutions

Timelapse video of the Flints Grove Project in North Potomac, MD by Potomac Garage Solutions. Features include garage wall storage, storage cabinets and pro-grade floor covering.
Potomac Garage Solutions has offered a wide variety of garage renovation services for commercial and residential garages throughout the Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC areas since 2003.
From home gyms and workshops, to custom storage solutions, PGS has been using modern technology and techniques to remodel garages for many years, offering unparalleled customer service and excellent results.
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Our garage professionals provide a variety of garage remodeling solutions including garage flooring, cabinets, lighting, parking lifts, custom garage doors and more.
From start to finish, the design, remodeling and organization of your space is handled by our expert garage renovation team, turning your once cluttered garage into a fully functional extension of your home.
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Video produced by Robert and Jordan Hix with Hixvideo in Gaithersburg, MD.

[@jodihunter5404]

best part of this garage remodel was the floor. I reside in a in the country where insulation is a must, and most garages have a wood stove. Let's see this happen.

[@zeromystik]

All that work into the walls and NO insulation? Sorry guys that's a fail for me.

[@prostovanka]

Was going to say the same thing. Would suggest ceiling racks as well.

[@DENIEL381]

CRAZY SHIT./.....LOL

[@richardpetty2975]

I noticed the no insulation right away too.

[@davidfrost4944]

First thing I thought of.

[@glenndaugherity6187]

Really like the floor and tall cabinets but at the end still to much stuff out in sight along the walls.

[@hixvideo]

Glen Daugherity thanks for the feedback!

[@codeseven7057]

You should have added insulation to the walls and ceiling. Also drywall the ceiling smh.

[@hixvideo]

Kerry flynn agreed. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@MrLiipasin]

Nice video. And nice change. I am making this same change to my garage.

[@itsmeteeesa7057]

Around 2:19 it looks like they're backwards skating lol that was pretty cool lol 😎

[@hixvideo]

It's Me Teeesa thanks for watching!

[@petesrace7589]

It bothers me that you can see the garage floor on the outside of the house with the garage door closed.

[@tomatexelon]

Very interesting, I guess they could have painted the concrete 'concrete' color instead of the epoxy.

[@jdhnah]

My beliefs are garages, closets, trunks, basements etc. are not disorganized, people are. Almost always things go back just like they were before just with new surroundings.

[@oince3473]

I agree you should have put up some insulation, the walls were prepped and ready. I enjoyed the video, I still think you ended with too much stuff in the garage, after spending all that money.

[@lpzy796]

Wow the floor is amazing. How much did they charge u to do the floord?

[@KSIXRIDER]

Supprised the customer did not want insulation on the walls

[@hixvideo]

KSIXRIDER I agree. Thanks for watching!

[@simonmillar9161]

whats the wall solution called thinking of something similar in my garage

[@johningram1920]

No Ceiling? Nice job

[@wql1]

Nice vid. Surprise you guys didn’t install insulation while you had the chance ... since it’s you are going with finished walls.

[@hixvideo]

Thanks William Lam . I wondered the same thing while we were filming. If it was my garage, I would have insulated.

[@drewhour]

What about the ceiling?

[@naamangeist7843]

What wallboard is that?

[@chippledon1]

Why do they never insulate garage walls?

[@hixvideo]

chippledon1 very popular question. I suppose it’s because the garage does not have a heating or cooling system.

[@chippledon1]

Makes sense !

[@nicka2121]

should of put a drain in the middle of the garage to be able to wash the car in the winter

[@E39ForLife0]

That would be great but very expensive

[@tomatexelon]

That would not be allowed in our city

[@jeff4son]

No they shouldn’t have. That’s not how things work... That would require trenching out concrete to the nearest drain pipe (huge cost) and sloping the entire garage floor to a central point. (Huge cost) Cheaper to go get your car washed at a detail shop by hand every two weeks for the next ten years.

[@darrrenbetker4266]

Call a spade a spade. Thats no longer a "garage/shop." That is now a show room. No fabricating/cutting/welding going on in there anymore. Good for storing your harly or show car

[@tinnedanger]

Darren ..I'm in the same train of thought. It's just a parking garage made pretty. Still full of junk and only for storage (with a car )

[@aeromedical6750]

Come into my neighborhood and see the number of people who pile their garages “floor to ceiling” with enough crap to outfit an army. Many of them have nice cars that stay parked in their driveway and never see the inside of the garage . I work out of my garage, but have it organized enough to park my car in.

[@ennaw3491]

The only thing that changed was the floor. 🤪😁

[@hixvideo]

They changed the floors and storage cabinetry.

[@everettleonard2782]

half job done!? it would of cost 100 for at least r13 insulation. installed that way over priced "slat wall" on all 4 sides! if you would of only did 1 wall you could of afforded the ceiling and the insulation.

[@everettleonard2782]

nothing wrong with sheet rock walls and tin ceiling

[@hixvideo]

Everett Leonard excellent points. Our role was to make this video.

[@hixvideo]

Everett Leonard agreed.