Log Home Build Episode #27 Concrete walkouts and other Odds & Ends
We are building out dream home on 41 acres in the rural Midwest. We are building a Hybrid Log home from Countrymark log homes. We are just finishing up the construction process. One of the last things to have done is pouring concrete pads at the front entrance and at the basement walkout. We also had our gutters installed and finally installed the outside ceiling fans.
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