Remove Obstructive Concrete

What happens here

Before installing the new siding, ensure the foundation or any concrete pads are clear of obstructions. If a concrete planter or portion of the foundation extends too high and interferes with the siding's bottom edge, it must be removed. Use an SDS hammer drill to break up and chisel away the concrete until a flat, level surface is achieved, allowing for a flush installation of the starter strip. This modification of the substrate is crucial for correct siding alignment and to prevent moisture wicking.

Goal: Ensure a flat and unobstructed concrete base for siding installation.