When they poured the foundation, they must have poured additional cement because the 2x4 walls in the basement around the stairs are sunken into the concrete. So, when I cut back the stair wall it left a section that needed filling in. Also the concrete around the existing door opening wasn't completely level. So enters the purchase of a demolition hammer. Renting one apparently costs around $100, but I found a highly rated one on
Amazon for just $150. I decided it was worth a shot. Turned out to be a good bet and I was highly impressed it worked so well.
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| The before. Can see where the 2x4 wall was, but not really the bump. |
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| After the chiseling away with the demo hammer. |
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| Concrete poured and all flat! |
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