Framed In

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It’s starting to really look like a home!

Staircase Framed Construction

Now the the structure is finished, it’s time to take a tour of the inside. We were able to tour the house a few times when it was just studs. It was really nice being able to see the insides of the walls before the drywall went up. These are some of the first pictures that we took before any electrical or piping was installed.

The Garage and Lower Level

Garage Framed Construction

Rec Room Framed Construction

The Living Room

Living Room Framed Construction

As you can see, these pictures were taken before the walls between townhome units were put in place. Our wall ends where the diagonal metal beam is located.

Living Room Framed Construction

The Dining Room and Kitchen

Dining Room Framed Construction

Kitchen Framed Construction

The Upstairs

Second Floor Framed Construction

Roof Framed Construction

Master Bedroom Framed Construction

We completed a pre-drywall inspection with our project manager to finalize all “inner wall” components of the house. The only thing that we asked them to change was the location of the speaker control panel in the living room. It was originally located on the living room wall facing the powder room about two feet from the end of the wall. It seemed awkward to me to have the control towards the middle of that wall, so we  decided to move it to be directly above the light switches near the end of the wall. Other than that one minor change, everything else in the house looked great.

We were really happy that we were able to go over to the house frequently and see the progress that the construction team had made each week. Next up – we get actual walls!

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