Water Damage And Pests

The first look at her showed so much water, pest and rust damage that her ceiling, walls and floor would all need to be replaced. Her outer skin has damage and her belly skin has some holes and will need replacing as well.

Here are some interior pictures of the deconstruction of her space. I began by taking out all small miscellaneous things like outlet covers and the squirrel tail on the wall. Then I moved to larger items like the ladder and mice munched cushions. Everything that did not crumble apart when touched was labeled and placed, in the order that they came out, into my barn for the rebuilding phase. I have many more pictures and drawings with measurements. Hopefully I noted the removal process carefully enough to get her back together correctly.

I began deconstruction at the curbside door and made my way to the rear then back towards the front along the roadside. Knowing that the bathroom would be the hardest space to fit inside did not make it any easier to clear it out. Here are a few of the interior deconstruction pictures.