Repair and Caulk Damaged Door Jamb and Porch Columns

right there. So, this right here, you know, this is um the carpenters installed the door jamb. This door jamb hasn't been cockked yet. So, this is going to need to be cockked right here. Due to the winter, uh water be before the down spouts and gutters were put on. Water was down here splashing up here. You can see it like absolutely destroyed the door, too. But this all the primer, it just wore the primer right off. So, we're gonna have to sand that and uh reprime that. Um that fill uh spackle um and coaul that. I'll give it to the um siders. You know, it was probably like it was below freezing when they were actually cocking this. I was out here, so I know um the caulking managed to still dry, but you know, your fingers are aching. I'm hurting. You know, you're caulking when it's freezing cold. So, that's not fun. But you can see how the caulking, they cauled it right here. And while it was raining and snowing and the caulking wasn't dry, so it got it all wet is actually washing it off under here. You can see it's kind of washing off. We get to the entryway. We want this to look, you know, really tidy and nice. all these seams right here. I want these to look a lot nicer, be filled in, and make it have a really nice, you know, seams. That is just one freaking mess. Holy cow. This is where paint does um wonders with covering some of this. And you know, but here they just put a big old smooth spot right on, you know, the wood grain and um all these are going to show up like really bad. This has to be the worst caulking job I've ever seen in my life. Um and I've been painting for a lot of years. Now we're back to the other side. So that's what it looks like. Um, what I'm going to do caulking wise