10/24: Lighting and fixtures
10/22: Inside and outside of house painted/stained.
10/17: Trees, bushes, and sod oh my!
10/9: Front yard filled in, last look at the house before trim gets painted! ...A storm was coming in behind us
9/17: "Look we have shutters!" -Photo bomb Eddie
9/15: Concrete poured and all indoor tile work done. Rainey Day.
9/7: Lot leveled and prepped to pour drive way and patio
8/31: House is fully bricked and we have a mail box!
8/14: Lots of waiting on inspections, all passed. Brick delivered!
8/9: "Texas Hip" wood above garage in as well as bathtubs.
7/28: Roof on, bath tubs and windows in.
7/24: Framing almost complete!
7/20: House structure has begin to take shape. We're told the house will really start to pick up speed now since the slab is poured and cured.
7/4: So much done in just a week! I believe the pipes are laid and they will lay the slab soon, haha whatever it is we're excited!
6/29: Finally, the email we've been waiting for!
Hello Eddie, hope you and Heather are having a great weekend. Just wanted to give you an update, we will start to build your stem wall tomorrow :-) If you go by your home site, that is what the wood is that is in front of your lot. As soon as we get those first few steps of building done, which are the stem wall and foundation, then framing will start. It will start going quick at that point, very exciting. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Have a wonderful rest of the weekend. ~Amy
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| Yay! Who knew dirt was so exciting, haha |
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| Our Oklahoma lot- blank slate |
6/6: Eddie met with the builder and re-decided on the lot next door with less slope. Breaking ground should take place some time next week!
(The photo of the plumbing makes it look like you are building in bfn and you have no neighbors for miles and miles)
ReplyDeleteI know, it's going to be amazing till the houses across the street start building! They said it could take atleast two years :)
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