I had to drive the kids to school this morning—and so stopped to see
what was going on (and brought donuts) The lower level has
walls—it has walls! Stan drove by at lunchtime and discovered
that they had started the floor for the main level. I can't wait
to see tomorrow's progress!
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| I can barely figure out the
orientation of this picture—but I love the sense of all
the framing! I'm actually standing at the back of the
house--Bethy's room is the one in the front of the picture. |
This is also from the back of the
house. The guy is working on the door to the bathroom. |
The room to the far right is Bethy's bedroom.
The guy is standing on a ladder in what will be the rec room. |
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| This is a closer picture of what will be the
windows in the rec room. |
Same windows, but this time from the front of
the house. |
The small area to the left is the furnace room. The
area to the right is unfinished storage. |
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| I moved around to the front of the house.
It steps down so that the brick will step down with the land. |
These guys were working fast. |
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DPL had a problem with the location
of the temporary electric pole—but didn't bother to tell
the builder. (The county had already passed it.) So,
the framers are working off a generator until the new location
is inspected and the meter is installed. |
Interesting note: The power
company doesn't call when they have a problem. They
just don't install the meter and assume the builder will call
and follow-up. There are advantages to being a monopoly. |
