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Head on over to s/fat people hate to find some hams to stress test that thing.

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It's beautiful. I like the deeper steps instead of narrow and high.

Looks nice.

I would reinforce the railing posts at the box contact. Those will go first as it ages.
Painted galvanized brackets.

and seal before it turns green and black.

Yeah he didnt want it stained. Old man just wanted the same thing he had before

pff. look like shit in a year. coal dust. black. grows the green shit. powerwash. repeat.

Yup the pieces of the last one where all black when we hauled it off

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How much did it pay? *or is it yours?

It was an insurance job so enough. Customer had an oak tree fall on the house and smash the deck. We had to fix the roof, siding, and deck

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Were you asked to stain/paint it?

Nope he liked the raw wood. I told him we could seal it with clear but he just kept saying it was fine. Idk dude is almost 90

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Balusters could be closer together, a little kid could fall through (I had to rebuild a huge deck railing because the inspector said they were 1/2" too far apart)...and the homeowner was an architect!

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Well done. I hate the tread to rise on those stairs, but I see you’ve said it’s for an old man. Why did you abandon the old footings?

Some of the old bolts and brackets are rusted in half and a couple footing are broken from the tree smashing the deck

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Looks sturdy, plus you remembered to add machicolations like a proper castle

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Looks Good. Is that Pine?

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It looks like you missed the footing by a couple feet.

Thats from the old deck

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Do you have to get it inspected?

Nope its its outside city limits

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