


And here is the finished product from today.
More exterior work was done today. The siding was finished on the back gable and the shingles were put on the eaves on the sides of the house. I really like the look of the trim around the windows.


Not much went on inside the house today. They're still nailing down the details with the posts that are supposed to go in the walls as well as all the plumbing and HVAC stuff. Hopefully we'll see more interior progress tomorrow.
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It's my observation that interiors take longer than exteriors - I reckon that's because there are fewer things that can be pipelined.
But it looks great - if you get sick of looking at the inside, just step outside and look up - or go check out the view from the balcony!
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