In the two previous entries I have gotten a bit off track discussing pricing. While this is an important part of the process I want to return the construction side of the project. However, if at any point you have a question you can email me directly and I will respond as promptly as possible.
The last time we were at the site the home was being demolished and discarded. Once all the debris had been cleared the time came to begin the excavation for the basement.
Proper excavation is especially important for two reasons:
1. Ensures the home is correctly placed on the property,
and 2. within the designated setbacks.
During this process determinations of floor and wall heights are made along with the placement of retaining walls and other elements effecting landscaping. These decisions are made by referring to the construction documents, assessing the property and using a laser to accurately measure heights.
The home is then staked out and the excavation begins.
The hole for the basement is dug in preparation for the footings,
the concrete on which the poured walls will rest.
See the pictures for some on-site detail and make sure to check
back early and often for updates. Click here if you have any questions.
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Log Home Sales Consultant
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