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Customer Photo Journal

Basement
1st floor

Notes from Excalibur:
1) Text has been condensed for clarity;
2) Steel may look bowed, this is due to      customer's "wide angle lens."



Foundation Steel Finishing
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June 4, 2004

 

After 12 straight, long days on the job, the HDC crew left at noon today (Friday) to go home for a long weekend.  As you can see in the pictures, they have had a very productive 12 days.  Friday completed the 53rd day of work on the project from the ground breaking.
 
The roof and copper flashing is now complete.  Bobby Broom, a friend of Murray Hughes of HDC Contractors, did all of the felting, roofing and flashing by himself.  This is one of the prettiest roof installations I have ever seen.  Also note the partial installation of the exterior wall studs on the basement floor and just about all of the studs, interior and exterior, completed on the first floor.

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Before you make comments about some of the studs are crooked, let me tell you that they are not all anchored at top and bottom.  They will come back and align at a later time.  The job now is to lay them out and get them up.  This alignment can be done when part of the crew is busy doing something else.  This picture is taken from the back wall of the pantry looking diagonally across the house to the master bedroom.  The chief inspector is on the left.


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This picture is from about the middle of the great room looking south towards the kitchen on the right where the window is.  The laundry room is to the left and the pantry is the metal layout on the floor.  Behind the wall is the covered porch.


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This picture is taken as if you were walking out of the master bedroom looking back to the kitchen.  The laundry room is where the crate is, the kitchen where the higher window is and the window on the right is where we will sit the breakfast room table so we can look out of it.


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This picture is looking back towards where the last picture was taken.  The master bath is to the left of the picture.  The master bedroom is in the front corner.  The dining room is through the hall directly behind and to the right of Becky.  The sewing room/bedroom is directly to the right of Becky (her left).


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This is taken from the family room looking out through the foyer to the front door.  Becky is standing in the power room trying to figure out if it is big enough.  The stairs to the basement is at the lower right.  There is a closet directly behind Becky and the dining room has the rolling scaffold in it.  The door on the left of the picture goes into the master bedroom.


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When the crew returns next week, we will continue the walls in the basement and put on the exterior siding.


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