When all that was left was a stump, we had another guy come in with a stump grinder and grind it all down to a pile of wood chips..
a tragedy for us cold-footed folk.. To get ready for “cement day”, we prepared the room by making sure that the cement would run only where we wanted it to when we poured it into place.. We made cardboard frames to fit inside the ducts for our floor vents and we put plumber’s putty around the tub plumbing and the toilet drain.. A very easy, but necessary step!Once the cement was all set, we would be able to remove our cardboard and our putty and have perfect holes for these fixtures in the room.. Then it was time for the cement.
The moment of truth., rather, because it took a bit of time.So we got all set up to mix our cement and pour it quickly before it started setting.
We had a good corded drill ready to go, a mixing wand, and a big bucket all set up in the basement.We started mixing and everything seemed to be going well.
For about 14 seconds.
then the drill started smoking.When I saw how amazing it was to finally have room to breathe though, I didn’t care about the cost.
I would have happily paid $10 000 to be free of all of that.The Simplest and Most Straightforward Closet Organization Ideas.
Here’s another picture of the garage before:.Basically, it was trashed.
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