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Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Sinks

The carpet installation is almost done. Looks like the stairway is the only part left. Well, there is the trimming and placement of the heater vents on the floor and major vacuuming but that is just being picky.

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I guess my constant bitching paid off. They finally exposed the hole where the light is going to be in the master bath shower.

 

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Did I mention that they STILL Need to fix the basement window well? It looks like it is caved in.

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Let’s get ready to crumbleeellll!

Here is a better shot of the quartz master bath countertops. I can’t believe that we paid $800 to get this done! The sink holes have more surface area than the actual counters. I believe that the entire kitchen cost us $3,000. Maybe I am wrong, maybe it was $300 for the master bath quartz countertops. The price difference between granite and quartz was pretty reasonable and besides, they only gave us four choices of granite and two were the same color. The quartz offered a few more color choices and we NEVER have to seal it. Totally made sense for the master bath countertops.

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A little dusty

All of the doors have knobs now. We opted for the brushed nickel so it would match the lighting, counter handles etc.

 

 

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Current Countdown until we do the initial walkthrough and the signing of escrow

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