It's been awhile so lots has happened...work has been progressing nicely over the last week and it seems like we're close to a milestone -- almost all of the walls are framed, plumbing is going in and windows should be in soon so that the house can be closed in completely. You'll be able to
see from these photos that the rooms are starting to take shape and we're not too far off from installing sheet rock...maybe last week of
November. Cross your fingers!
You're looking at the Kitchen here with the breakfast nook in the corner.
As mentioned in another post, we've been using and electric plane to plane down the
tybeams -- just want to take a moment to say that we couldn't be happier with how the bedrooms are coming out. Ed really
went above and beyond when he was doing the second floor -- instead of taking the easy way out he really showed his commitment to restoring the house when he decided to
replace the roof using traditional post and beam construction. The outcome is
magnificent....and we don't have to worry about snow weight on the roof -- in most houses the safest place to be during a
hurricane is the basement -- not ours -- come on over and enjoy our second floor if you need a safe place!
Here you can see the upstairs hallway looking back into the guest bath on the right and the smaller guest room on the left.
This is the non-working fireplace in the front of house guest bedroom.
Last Sunday we painted exterior doors...here's the main door that we will be using.
You're looking at the Kitchen here with the breakfast nook in the corner.
As mentioned in another post, we've been using and electric plane to plane down the tybeams -- just want to take a moment to say that we couldn't be happier with how the bedrooms are coming out. Ed really went above and beyond when he was doing the second floor -- instead of taking the easy way out he really showed his commitment to restoring the house when he decided to replace the roof using traditional post and beam construction. The outcome is magnificent....and we don't have to worry about snow weight on the roof -- in most houses the safest place to be during a hurricane is the basement -- not ours -- come on over and enjoy our second floor if you need a safe place!
Here you can see the upstairs hallway looking back into the guest bath on the right and the smaller guest room on the left.
This is the non-working fireplace in the front of house guest bedroom.
Last Sunday we painted exterior doors...here's the main door that we will be using.
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