(6/24/07) since we broke ground May 21, 2007. That would be mostly 5 to 6 day weeks. The month of July should be exciting!
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- This following pictures show the progress achieved...
- Here are some pictures of the exterior level windo...
- As the house rises, the view becomes even more ama...
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- The second level walls are added along with consta...
- The 7 posts for the deck on the second level are s...
- The concrete is poured into the holes for the deck...
- The holes for the deck posts are dug to allow the ...
- As the floor gets completed, the stairs are a nece...
- The 2nd level floor is being completed and the vie...
- The lower level framing is completed to allow the ...
- The beam is plumbed and shimmed and is ready for t...
- The crane places this very heavy beam into the bea...
- The pocket for one of the main beams carrying much...
- Storm clouds are once again brewing over the lake ...
- The next day, the bracing is taken down for the mo...
- On a windy day, with the threat of thunderstorms, ...
- Now, it's time for the heavy equipment. A cement ...
- Another beautiful sunrise to start the day.
- You can never have enough bracing!
- Time to install a mailbox because we are already g...
- Bracing is applied as the walls get higher.
- The slab gets finished, and after a day, bracing c...
- A rebar matrix is made to be inserted under the ho...
- Before we can go any higher with the first level o...
- Before continuing on, it's time for a little relax...
- Before going up with the bottom level of the house...
- After some 40 loads of dirt are brought in, levele...
- The stem wall gets built and the concrete gets pou...
- The stem wall is built and loaded with #4 rebar on...
- The ICF blocks arrive on site for unloading in a 5...
- After two and a half days, the concrete is poured...
- The footings are ready for the concrete with "L" s...
- The footing forms are completed, horizontal rebar ...
- The forms for the footings are painstakingly made ...
- Taking the time to level the ground and lay out th...
- Dawn breaks over Lake Michigan on the day we broke...
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