Monday, April 8, 2019

Breezeway meets Garage

(Not sure why I didn't publish this a week ago, but better late than never.)

Here's how it looked in October 2014:
The inspector snapped this--he thought there was likely a service ground in there somewhere.
The gray concrete path was removed when the oil tank was removed, and the gray Trex step and landing are just loose at the moment. Last week:

Wish the brick wasn't pulling away from the wall--it's not loose where I could push it back.

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