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| Garage |
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| Kitchen though to Mudroom/Home Office/Powder Room |
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| Morning Room |
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| Morning Room |
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| Family Room |
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| Dining Room - Left / Living Room - Right / Oak Staircase |
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| Bonus Room through to Master |
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| Basement - Finished Area with 1/2" worth of rain water. If we had a roof at the time I'd be killing someone, but this is all from a storm that occurred while it was just plywood |
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| Basement - Unfinished Storage Area |
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| 3pc. Bathroom (left) , door to utility room (right) |
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| Future workshop location (unfinished) |
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| :-( |
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| :-) |
Wow! Thats a big house! Those framers really put in some work great pictures.
ReplyDeleteLookin' good! I love the brick on the foundation and the welled exit. Very jealous as we were told we couldn't have any sort of basement exit. Can't wait to go see ours tomorrow :)
ReplyDeleteWe lucked out in our community as brick foundations are standard and the egress well exit is required by code, Im surprised every town doesnt require that.
DeleteWow! It looks great! And it's huge! Looking forward to seeing more progress. How will they get rid of the rain water?
ReplyDeleteThanks girl, your place isnt exactly tiny either :) The only way we can think of is with a wet/dry vac since the sump isnt working yet. The shingles should be by the weekend and its supposed to rain again next week. We were able to see where all of the leakage points are so when it does rain again, that will be the tell tale sign of how good of a job they did sealing the house.
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