Looking to the left inside the one garage door that worked. We had to move some things out of the garage to get in and look and see what we had to work with, and get a game plan started.

Side wall of the garage. There was stuff everywhere, packed up as high as possible, and even things hanging down from the rafters.

This is everything out of the garage, and in the clients driveway for the night. It is hard to tell, but everything is in categorized piles, and it is behind a secure gate.

Picture of the clean garage, with original shelving, starting to get a new paint job. We did do the painting, too.

The empty driveway and a majority of the items back in the garage. The items that didn't make it back in to the garage found new homes by the companies we donated the items too. Very little was thrown away, and if it could be recycled it was.

This is looking in that same garage door down one aisle on the right side. There is a large aisle with plenty of room to move around and access items.

Looking out through the door that wouldn't open when we began the project. (The left side of the garage)

One side of the island in the middle of the garage. We wound up making a 'U' shape of the stuff in the garage, so the walls are lined with shelves and items and there is a double sided island in the middle of the garage, so you are able to walk around the whole garage and find what you need.

The other side of the double sided island