Dry walling

So the drywall arrived and slowly but surely the house is getting its walls back up. And what a difference it makes. It suddenly feels like we're approaching the finish line much faster. The dry wall arrived on a giant flatbed that blocked off the road for a couple hours. What was most impressive was this crane reached all the way from the street, up our small hill to the top floor balcony door. That made life significantly easier for Duncan's team.

A fraction of the dry wall to go up:

Here's the upper floor:

Master bedroom with the door to the balcony.

Master bedroom looking toward the master bath. That is an addition we made.

Graydon's room.

Graydon's room reverse angle.

Jada's room

Jada's sun room

Jada's room reverse angle

Jada's sun room again

Sun room in the office

The office

Looking down the hall from the office

The master bath

Master bath reverse angle

Family bath

 


Plumbing for the family bath




Then there's the basement looking more and more like a real family room. Like a place you actually want to spend time in. The dry wall is near done.



This area is mostly for all the kids' stuff.

Reverse angle on the family area. You can see a cut-out for the TV on the left.

Looking from the TV area to the new staircase.

We're jumping from a house with one bathroom to a home with four. We're ready for guests, that's for sure.