Here's a view of the framed up house. I'm standing just inside the front door looking at the new addition. Right about where the light on the wall is positioned is where the old house ended.
See the white eves...where the unpainted wood ones start is where we added on.
Sheetrock has been delivered and the insulation has been added.
Here's a view of what blow in in insulation looks like. The put up a cheese cloth type fabric around the framing, poke a hole in it, then blow in the insulation. Kind of cool. It's definitely not like the old pink stuff that looks good enough to eat until you realize it's itchy and scratch and probably toxic.
Before - kitchen
During - View of the kitchen window.
Before - family room
Before- fireplace
During - Fireplace
During - View of the family room. This is part of the original house.
Emily demonstrating how nice it is to run circles in the dining room
Loooong hallway!
Before - basement
During - Basement. We did minimal work down here, but of course had to update the electrical, plumbing, and patch a bunch of holes left from removing the radiant heat and gas boiler system.
Ellery's future bedroom.
Emily's future room
We've started fencing in the whole property
Now you can't see the house at all from the road.
Standing in the family room looking at the kitchen
View from the house. I can't wait to enjoy many more of these!
Before - end of house and carport
During - no more carport now there is a garage at a 90 degree angle
Next up on the project list is to get the house sided, install the awesome fancy garage doors, install interior doors, and start the finish/trim work. That will take a while but as soon as the trim is finished it's painting time and then comes the fun stuff like flooring, cabinets, and all the stuff I care about. Whoooo hooo!
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