March 2019 Building a Home Thread
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Comments (223)The tile guys started out strong and I was happy bought them energy drinks , Gatorade, sodas I filled up my fridge and said they are welcome to it. Now they are leaving their spaghetti in my bathroom food everywhere I had enough my husband told them that he is so disappointed in the way they are treating our house, he apologized but it has been going on for the last week and they grouted the drain we ended up scraping the grout out and cleaning it. They promised to be done on Sunday. I am putting up signs no smoking no food or drinks in the house....See MoreShow Us Your Landscape/Gardens - A Photo Thread - March 2019
Comments (51)Thanks for the link, maybe this is the year I'll get one. :-) I was looking at a new map of the zones in Mass the other day and it clearly indicated that my area is now 6b instead of 6a like I thought I was. I wondered if that means you are zone 7a where you are? If your crocus just opened, then it would make sense that mine would be behind you. I also have a pretty heavy leaf mulch in some areas. Thanks. It isn't really spring until you hear the birds singing in the morning....See MoreJune 2019 Building A House
Comments (269)NEG - We're hoping November/December for move in date! So we'll be stuck in our current 500sqft house with 3 babies for a few months, but it will be worth it! Everything about this house is so sentimental to me/us because my husband is building it (FIL is the GC). Our wedding bands were made from a tree on our land as well. We never planned for 3 kiddos, but I'm happy they will have this property and house to grow up in (that their dad built from the ground up!) KH - They will be delivered on August 1st at 35 weeks (due date is August 31st) if I continue to keep them in that long and will definitely have some NICU time. They warned us it's typically until their due date, but they could go home early if they're eating and breathing properly!...See MoreMarch 2020 Building a Home
Comments (337)You guys are very kind! Here are the specs/selections for my kitchen stuff: @mtpo - here's what I can gather together on my selections for the kitchen As I mentioned, cabinets are Windsor White shaker cabinets from a company called Koch Cabinets. If you happen to be in central Virginia, our vendor is Chesapeake Bay Cabinet Company. They've been great. The island is that same cabinet maker but in their Driftwood finish. I don't have a good photo of the counter tops yet but they areTechnistone Noble Areti Bianco (white quartz with subtle veins) Sink faucet is Delta Trinsic Pull Down in Arctic Stainless This is the kitchen sink The backsplash tile is called "Par Avon" by Crossville. The color number is HWR05, and obviously we did it in the 3x6 picket shape, but we debated doing the gothic picket shape for a while too. This brochure has all the details. Our local tile vendor in central Virgina is Mosaic Tile Co. Flooring is red oak stained on site with Minwax Weathered Oak. Not water popped, just applied per instructions and a satin poly applied on top. These are the pendants over the island (very dusty in my photo due to construction dust obviously) Wall paint color is Sherwin Williams Eider White. Trim paint is Sherwin Williams Pure White. More photos of kitchen. The ones without the backsplash installed are before counters and before floor staining. I'll post more photos when the backsplash is done and the clutter is off of the counters (should be in the next day or two!)...See MoreClaudia Castillo
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