If you drove up to my home today, you might think you were entering a war zone. At first glance, it appears as though a bomb blew up alongside my home’s southern exposure. There is a big hole next to my house and a far-flung mess of dirt and building materials strewn across the ground around it. Additionally, the stucco and brick veneer are missing from a chunk of my home near the raw earth.
It’s not a war. It’s the next closest thing to it:
construction.
This is the messiest and most
disruptive part of my sunroom addition project.
At present, a contractor is helping me pour in place the concrete footings
and foundation walls. All bullwork. Heavy stuff.
Dirt work.
I like it a lot.
Mini Excavator
The Excavation
Forms in Place
Concrete for the Footings
—Mitchell Hegman
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