Nahea ia tata'i i ta'u mau taahiraa avae

To'urara'a: How to Fix Your Concrete Steps That Pulled Away

(Nahea ia tata'i i ta'u mau taahiraa avae)

I te hoê taime, I was tired of the fact that my concrete steps on my property had pulled away from the wall. It was a troublesome task for me as it required many hours of regular maintenance and repair work. But then, I decided to take matters into my own hands and start working on my own.
I used a hammer to pry down the steps one by one, but they would always come back up after each pull. This became frustrating and I eventually gave up. Āre'a, I decided to try my hand at repairing them myself. After spending several hours, I was able to repair most of the steps without getting hurt.
What to Do? A tahi, I gathered all the materials necessary for repairs, including a hammer, sima, and floor glue. I muri, I found some old shoes to lay on the floor before starting the repairs. Once I laid the shoes on the floor, I placed the hammer in place and started putting the steps together. The steps were really difficult to fix, so I asked for help from my who was a great gatherer of supplies.
After a few attempts, I was finally able to fix most of the steps. I then added some cement to make sure the steps were and secure. ʻIa, I applied floor glue to seal everything in place and finished the job off with a final coat of paint.

(Nahea ia tata'i i ta'u mau taahiraa avae)

It took me a lot of time and effort to fix the steps, but in the end, it paid off. They were now completely sound and functional again, and I was able to enjoy my new home for the first time. From that day forward, I made sure to take good care of my concrete steps and avoid causing any further damage.
tags veavea: pape'amu,te mau tao'a sima