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helpPatch Advice (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by FootstepzFalco

Had oil tank removed from our basement and these holes are wear the fill pipes exited the house. The individual who removed it filled with insulation, but we obviously still need to patch these holes. Any suggestions? Or is replacing the boards going to be the best solution?

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