I took this video of the seamer used to make the mechanical connection between panels.Here is a pic of the underside of the seamer.
This was the last day we had the telehandler, so we used it to assist with pruning the trees next to the north side of the home. There were many dead branches that must be removed to help maintain defensible space against a wildfire. We also removed a small tree that was very strained from nearby construction trenches over the past 2 years. I am always sad when a tree is cut down, but the 2 neighboring trees will be healthier. All of the smaller branches will be run through a woodchipper and turned into garden mulch. The larger branches will make heat in Justin's woodburning stove. Here is a pic from the west at the end of the day.
Other tasks from day 69:- Trevor completed installation of the level spreader
- Justin and I completed installation of the trim board under the eaves
- Coady continued routing vent pipes for the sewer lines and began installing the rough valves for the fixtures
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Clearing big lots take some time; not if you have the necessary heavy equipments to do the job for you. Don’t hesitate to contact the best people for heavy equipment services.
It sounds like you had a lot of work done! Well, building a house is quite a long shot, but when you see the end-results, you can say that all the work and the hardship are worth it. I think by now, you are enjoying your beautiful home. And good move on the metal roofs. Metal roofs are durable and easy to maintain, which is why more and more homeowners opt for this kind of roofing material.
Great job on building that house! That place is a nice spot for recreational activities, and the location seems to be filled with energy. And smart move on metal roof! Metal roof is pretty efficient since it can last long, and is very durable against falling debris. By the way, you should replant those trees that you cut down. It can serve also as a barrier for strong winds.
Metal roofs are one of the most durable roofing materials. Its heavy weight makes it hard to be blown away by strong winds. Metals are prone to rust, so it would be wise if you would coat them with protective paint. By the way, I definitely agree with Danielle here. Reforestation is very important.
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