Things seem to be moving so quickly! We were surprised to learn that the walls would be insulated today. This means that drywall is just around the corner. It was AMAZING the difference that the insulation made, even without the house being completely enclosed.
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| This is the man door in the garage. |
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| This is the door in the master bedroom that leads to the lanai. We love the blind that is in between the glass. |
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| The guys had to replace the current wood posts with steel posts. This is one of the many things that our builder has done to make sure our house lasts for the next 100 years! Although it called for wood posts, Tracy traded out the posts for steel beams. |
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| Exhaust fan |
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| I LOVE this door! Brian needed some convincing. While it is missing the trim for the window that will make three narrow glass panels and the moulding on the outside, I still do not think it looks like a prison door as Brian states. He thinks it looks like one could open up the the top window and pass the slop along : ( I think the craftsman door will look great with the style of the house. It will grow on him! |
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| Insulation in the garage. |
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| Here you can see the blown in foam insulation with the batting over top. |
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| Insulation in dining room. |
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| You can see where they insulated between each joist in the basement. |
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