Time to replace the sidewalk that was damaged by equipment during construction. It will take one full truckload -- almost 10 cubic yards. Stein guides the chute while Nelson and the rest of the crew muck it out. It's a cool, almost rainy day: perfect for pouring concrete. Reynar trowels the edges. Jarle smooths the surface, while Stein works the bullnose. The cool weather gives plenty of time for the concrete to firm up. Jarle uses the fresnel and then a broom for the final finish. Upstairs, the cleaning crew is starting to remove all the construction dust that has built up over the months.
Stein and Nelson set the first 2x4 in place to frame the top landing. Then Jarle and Stein traced the outline for the top steps. Jarle brought over the skid steer to dig out space for the middle landing. The ground is pretty hard. Top three steps. Framing the outsides of the steps. Nelson pounds in the stakes to hold the framing in place. Ready for the foam insulation, the snowmelt tubing and the rebar.
Finally, with a break in the weather, it is time to pour the footings for the various pillars. Sunny day makes for an easy pour. Some manual adjustments are necessary.
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