Drywall!
We get hungry too!
Friday, January 11, 2013
Whole house remodel continued
All the duct-work was replaced in the home with R-8 flex duct, Proper sealing at all connections is needed for the HVAC system to operate properly.
All of the old cast iron drains were torn out and re-plumbed with ABS piping
Also the old galvanized water supplys were re-piped with PEX tubing
Here we relocated the washer and dryer to storage room just outside of garage.
All of the old cast iron drains were torn out and re-plumbed with ABS piping
Also the old galvanized water supplys were re-piped with PEX tubing
Here we relocated the washer and dryer to storage room just outside of garage.
Whole house remodel continued
Framing, Above we added a pony wall in kitchen to accommodate the new range and bank of cabinets
We removed all of the old rusted out duct-work in home, We had to re-frame soffits after duct-work has removed, Below, master bedroom we furred out block walls to accommodate new wiring and drywall
Garage, Here the garage wall are furred out to accommodate drywall, We also framed the garage ceiling flat and added an attic access.
We removed all of the old rusted out duct-work in home, We had to re-frame soffits after duct-work has removed, Below, master bedroom we furred out block walls to accommodate new wiring and drywall
Garage, Here the garage wall are furred out to accommodate drywall, We also framed the garage ceiling flat and added an attic access.
Whole house remodel
Demo stage, Most of the demo on this project is done, Sorry forgot to take before pictures...
We are planning on removing AC unit and installing a new 14 Seer Gas-Pack unit
Here we are tearing off the roof, This particular roof had six layers of shingles which is not a good idea!
We are planning on removing AC unit and installing a new 14 Seer Gas-Pack unit
Here we are tearing off the roof, This particular roof had six layers of shingles which is not a good idea!
Bathroom upgrade
As you can see in the pictures, we added a soffit for lighting purposes. This project was completed in two days.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Day 2 shower repair
Above and below are pictures showing the cement board installed, shower pan poured
Here are a few pictures of rubber liner during installation
Now to wait two weeks for shower floor to cure, We will be a applying a three coat epoxy system on shower floor. With a typical tile floor installation the two week wait time is not necessary.
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