We're not speedy at this demolition thing, but we continue to make progress.
Here is one day's dumpster load.
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We put the ceiling material underneath so the fiberglass would get compressed between subsequent layers. |
This is progress 2 days ago. Almost all of the siding is off now. Didn't really take photos today though. It's kind of a grey and rainy day.
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These are the trusses that support the roof which is just aluminum with a coating of asphalt. The trusses are ripped 2 x4 material. Not very supportive. We are going to tear them down basically from the side and underneath. No one is climbing on that roof. |
I think we've got about a week more of demolition to do. The stuff underneath the trailer may be a surprise. We'll see.
And finally a photo of demolition leg.
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I'm bleeding from an aluminum siding panel sliding down the front of my leg. It's dirty work but someone has to do it. I actually like to do demolition. |
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