Todd, our contractor, just sent me a text message with the attached photo showing the arrival of the SIP's delivery truck pulling a trailer with all of our wall panels for the house. The SIPs are pre-cut and assembly ready, which means that not only are all the window and door openings cut to within 1/4" tolerance, but all the lumber has been pre-cut and attached to the panels where it is possible to do so.
The Roundup Ranch construction site looking SE on a visit August 1st.
Lotte with Deschutes viewing initial placement of formwork for footings. View looking NW.
View of proposed Dining Room area looking NE.
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View of proposed Den area looking SE. |
The proposed main Entry (minus the port-a-potty and construction trailer), looking SW.
Location of proposed Foyer with the threshold aligning with Mt. Jefferson to the west.
View of Mt. Jefferson from window locations in the Living Room and Master Bedroom.
Unfortunately, two of the three existing leach field lines that we planned on re-using turned up in an unexpected location beneath the proposed Dining Room and ended up in our mound of excavated earth. Nevertheless, all of the excavated earth will remain on-site and be re-used under, around, and on top of the proposed residence.
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