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They pour two bags of concrete per section, using intuition and visual checks to ensure levelness, even noting, "it doesn’t have to be perfect." Despite the wily wind complicating work, the owner persists, mixing and pouring with patience while managing residual debris like leaves. The concrete is just the right consistency—"perfect, just perfect"—and set to cure, providing a sturdy foundation for the new structure.
Exterior Cladding and Window Installation
Following the concrete work, attention turns back to siding. The homeowner frames out a small section, installs insulation, and begins attaching T111 siding. Although the wood isn’t treated—“I wish that was treated wood”—they focus on proper installation, ensuring everything is level for easier future work.