We then stapled some left over roofing paper on the outside of the studs and nailed on the new 3/8 plywood sheeting and added the trim boards, ripped from boards left over from Brooks trip up to do the deck and roof.
It looks really nice but I have to wait for a few dry days to let the caulk dry before I paint it. The whole job took just over four hours including replacing the rotten 2X4's. Total cost was around $260 plus the left over material that I paid for with the porch.
I was really happy with Handyman Ross, he is a hard worker and has a lot of talent and experience. I can highly recommend him and I have his number if anyone is looking for someone. I was able to help quite a bit and my back did not start hurting until after we were done. But it is making up for it now. Along with my ankle. 😏
Good job done no doubt the tequila shelf may get a visit take care les
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DeleteThat's the beauty of stick-built structures. Block houses, like here in Mexico, make much more of a mess to repair cracks and water inflitration. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteYou think you could put Handyman Ross on a plane to the southeast coast of the US; i have gutters that need to be cleaned out around the perimeter of the house. Might even use him for a while to home sit a grumpy old man with a post-surgery knee!
ReplyDeleteNot the ideal patient, eh? :)
DeleteNah, but then again, I'm not either! I'm worse; I get grumpy when I don't feel well and he brings me a piece of dental floss and it's too long!
DeleteI get grumpy is I ask for something like juice or coffee and it is not immediately produced.
DeleteMy goodness, Croft! You ARE grumpy!
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