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As part of the demo, trying to figure out what to do with the siding. The siding is original and as far as I can tell would be rather difficult to find. Thus, it leads one to believe is would have some value. In trying to learn more about this siding, I’m left with a question:

Do I want to live in a historically accurate home (and all those drawbacks) or do I want to live in a home that looks as historic as possible?

The idea of old growth redwood is nice. The idea of seeing it restored and its authentic look all over the house also feels exciting, but the drawbacks of painting it, finding more if more is needed… or do I simply try to sell it and cash out (if that is possible).

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After what must be a few years, we are hopefully starting up again with construction. The first step is to remove the old house. Originally we were planning to lift the house and replace the foundation, but we have had some time to think about it and changed our minds. Now the call is to demolish the house. A lot of the house is expected to be of good material… but also has some negatives. The foremost being led paint.

We have finally jumped through all the city hoops and got our demo permit. Now begins the process. We have been slowly preparing for this by clearing things out of the house… one of such things is the oven which one day Amy walked into the house and found it to be rather warm… she found the oven was smoldering hot…. apparently the valve for the oven flipped ON on its own and was full board broiling. The outside frame was almost too hot to touch. We cut the gas off and waited a few days for it to cool before we took that POS to the dump.

The first item of business was to remove the blown in insulation from the crawl space attic. Rented an insulation vacuum and pulled most of that stuff out.

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The next room will be the bathroom…