Almost, Almost, Almost Ready...

It has been five days since we went by the new house. Guess what? Not much was done other than putting in the sinks in the master and secondary bath (basement bathroom is still waiting), Euro Shower installed, basement shower enclosure installed (needs to be tweaked as the enclosure is rickety), outside painting has been completed (including the front door which looks cool) and mirrors for the bathrooms…

The basement window well has been pounded out (we can live with it).

The walk through is only four days away…

Secondary Bath Sinks

Master Bath Sinks (nice choice huh?)

Euro Shower Door

Downstairs Bathroom

View From Living Room (looks the same as last week). The hole in the wall on the right side is where the refrigerator will be. We will be going shopping for a refrigerator this weekend

The Paint Looks Good

The Grading Has Been Improved (notice the retaining wall)

Like The Color (missing trim on the top of the door?)

Need Landscaping!!

Still Need Landscaping!

I most likely will not be posting anything new until the walkthrough is complete. Hopefully the cosmetic stuff (vacuuming, painters tape removed, hardwood floor buffing, windows clean, electricity, water, gas) will be complete (or close to) next Thursday.

Until then…..

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