I want a pair of these:
it took them less then 4 hours to insulate everything
Since the master is now over the living room the floor of the master needed to be insulted in order to insulate the ceiling in the living room:
My office was expanded - I'm embracing the disorganization I am currently living in.
and the kids got closets:
He's cutting through in Steven's room for a door into the closet:
We had a traffic jam this week - While sheetrock is being delivered:
This guy waited in the street to bring in dry wells:
Here is the sheetrock getting brought right into the garage:
then right through a bedroom window for upstairs:
talk about a tight squeeze:
OK now it's this guys turn:
another tight squeeze:
Anthony slightly confused that he can't get to his swingset but loves the big truck:
So the game plan is to take those 2 wells above stack them on top of each other and place the lid on it and call it a day. Not so simple! Once you dig 3 feet here you hit water. It's as if once you hit just below 3 ft and someone turns on a faucet as if you are filling a bathtub.
Oh see those black tubes sticking out - well those are our sprinkler lines. How lucky are we that he hit EVERY SINGLE ONE!
See the water - this is at almost 4 ft.
So what we did was dig 2 holes for each well which required only two 4ft. holes instead of one 12ft. hole
All filled in:
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