I've been drivung past this place two or three times a week for at least 20 years. It's looked like this the whole time.
Run out of forms when pouring foundation? No problem plenty of cinder blocks under the neighbors cars.
Low voltage lines attached to "siding" apparently adds protection, if properly grounded. Swelling and curving at bottom forms a kick out, protecting foundation from rain.
Of course if you do find some siding by side of road go ahead and use it. Free stuff is always great, half a loaf is better than none. Siding appeared about a year ago.
The wheel chair may be a clue as to why place has been this way so long, but it hasn't been moved in years and there are no ramps any where.
Run out of forms when pouring foundation? No problem plenty of cinder blocks under the neighbors cars.
Low voltage lines attached to "siding" apparently adds protection, if properly grounded. Swelling and curving at bottom forms a kick out, protecting foundation from rain.
Of course if you do find some siding by side of road go ahead and use it. Free stuff is always great, half a loaf is better than none. Siding appeared about a year ago.
The wheel chair may be a clue as to why place has been this way so long, but it hasn't been moved in years and there are no ramps any where.