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<\/a>The old siding all stripped off and piled on the grass.<\/p><\/div>\n
The original plan was to saw up all the old siding and use it for firewood, but then we heard about somebody who is building a garage and has pretty much no money for building materials.\u00a0 So he came and hauled all this away and will recycle it for siding on his building.\u00a0\u00a0 The main thing is it is gone and we didn’t need to anything further with it.<\/p>\n
<\/a>This is what it looks like with the old siding. The sun room has the same cement board siding we're installing now, as well as one original wall on the sun room deck.<\/p><\/div>\n
And this is what it looks like now.<\/p>\n
<\/a>No, it isn't foggy. That's dust from sawing one of the long cement boards lengthwise for the starting row.<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>And this is Dan wondering why he's outside breathing that stuff.<\/p><\/div>\n
Then through the magic of time and a bunch of guys who have been here off and one for the last 3 weeks.<\/p>\n
<\/a>The little roof overhang on the second story is gone, and a new sliding window has been installed.<\/p><\/div>\n
We discovered why that little roof had been put in place.\u00a0 The guy who installed the first window did it wrong, and it ended up below the roof line for what was the original porch.\u00a0 Planning!!!\u00a0 So some interior remodeling was required and re-framing needed to be accomplished before the new window could be installed.\u00a0 Now that upstairs bedroom has much needed cross-ventilation.<\/p>\n