Happenings

View down laundry chute. To meet fire code this chute has to have fire-proofing materials used in the tunnel.

The dinning room area window being opened up to fit the window. Before.

After.

This is the first window installed (garage). A water-proofing engineer and what sounds like a whole bunch of people had to be on site to over-see the install process. I guess once this window was successfully installed, they can now proceed with the rest this coming week.

Many of the holes and gaps have been filled in with spray polystyrene and patched up with OSB.

Master bathroom.

Scaffolding has put up around my house.

Something weird is going on here? They pulled out some support beams for some reason and there is a big gap in the floor (viewed from the basement).

A view of the huge bolts that secure the metal sheer wall in the living room.

Gap.

Here the cement floor is being chiseled out to fit the sliding doors (I assume).

meow.

Adjustments

Well now that the windows have arrived, there are some openings that need to be adjusted to allow the windows to fit. Its also going to cost me a lot of money to buy the materials needed to weather/water proof the installment of the block-type windows. I honestly don't know why wasn't this spec'd in the budget??

Office window resized.

Bathroom windows resized.

This basement window was redone.

I was surprised that they had to open up this window so much.

additional material.

WINDOWS!!

The truck pulled up and left behind the container.

Behold! My windows are here finally!

I can't believe they're here and they're so big.

Smaller ones.

Huge sliding doors.

more

I think this will go into the basement.

Meow!

I heard it took 8 guys to move these babies. I'm worried about the scratches I found on this one. But I think they can fix it.

Security camera hookups!

FL

FR

BR

BL

Cat5 in the basement.

Four ethernet cables on left are for the security cameras.

Windows week

I hear that my windows will arrive tomorrow. Yeah!