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As the sun begins to set, the homeowner reflects on the long but productive day—"probably one of the longest days I’ve worked in years." All exterior wall siding on the main section is completed, with strategic preparations underway for window installation the next morning. The process involves cutting and fitting the final pieces, getting the structure ready for sealing and window seals.
They also chip away at concrete remnants for precise fitting and employ their own homemade tools to manage minor adjustments—"chip out some concrete with a hammer," they say, showcasing resourcefulness. Small details like securing the siding, ensuring alignment, and preparing for the final external sealing are ongoing tasks, underlining the commitment to quality.