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1. Dig the holes for the pier posts. The diameter and depth of the holes will depend on the size of your post and the type of soil you’re dealing with. Refer to local building codes for recommendations. 2. Place rebar in the holes and fill them with concrete, leaving a couple of inches from the topRead more
1. Dig the holes for the pier posts. The diameter and depth of the holes will depend on the size of your post and the type of soil you’re dealing with. Refer to local building codes for recommendations.
2. Place rebar in the holes and fill them with concrete, leaving a couple of inches from the top of each hole.
3. Allow the concrete to set before placing your post on top of each pier. Secure the post with concrete anchors.
4. Install cross bracing between the posts using metal braces and lag screws.
5. Measure the length of your beam and cut pressure treated wood accordingly. Place the beam between the posts and secure it with lag screws or anchors.
6. Level the beam and check for plumbness before securing it in place.
7. Fill the area around the foundation with gravel to help facilitate drainage.
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