Turns out that it's on purpose when they're ready to drywall upstairs, they remove the window and pass the drywall through so they don't have to schlep it up the interior stairs. Duh!
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Gosh! Our car in our driveway-to-be! (Okay, so it doesn't take much...) More siding on the exterior, too! |
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Back of the house. We finally asked about the office window
being installed backwards (the window locks are currently on the OUTside).
Enough time had passed that we were beginning to wonder.
Turns out that it's on purpose when they're ready to drywall upstairs, they remove the window and pass the drywall through so they don't have to schlep it up the interior stairs. Duh! |
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Guest room exterior |
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Garage to the left, guest room on the right |
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LOTs of birds in the trees |
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Oh! We have basement windows! |
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And hardwood floors in the living room, too! |
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Dining room floor (and more siding stored in the garage) |
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Family room (sheesh, what happened to the light?) floors and fireplace |
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From the guest room closet through to the guest bath |
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Master bath plumbing |
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View from the office window (yeah, the one that's in backwards...) |
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View from the guest room window |
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Look, Dad! Padding where pipes go through joists or cross each other! |
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Basement , from near the staircase to underneath the guest room |
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The basement-to-garage stairs |
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Lots of sealant at outlet boxes -- and yep, Dad, they're the deep boxes :-) |
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photo for Todd the laundry/guest room wall |
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photo for Todd from the kitchen toward the guest room |
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Reminder for future where the studs are in the staircase incline (in other words, this the underneath of the slant in the middle room closet) |
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Jen is very glad she doesn't have to figure this out! |
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Looks like water... |
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...which goes... where? |
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And isn't this an interesting... thing? |
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It probably makes sense to someone! |
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Gotta love the pipe padding! |
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Out the dining room window |
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The neighbors have acquired a front porch. |
And, as cruddy as the weather had been this week, they've still broken ground on the next house. Trees have been cleared, and there's a hole in the ground for a basement.