Shingles, electrical, insulation, Oh My!

[Don Bullock]

I pulled up to the construction site yesterday about 10:00 A.M. The Tuff Shed crew was almost finished putting the shingles on the roof. My electrician had finished all the wiring and the insulation was almost done. WOW! Yep, I'm very excited. It looks like the drywall will go in next week. As soon as the drywall is up the garage door will be installed and the rest of the electrical work (lights, switches, plugs) will be installed. I'm not sure when Tuff Shed will schedule the "finish" work, but I'm sure it will get done next week as well. It's finally all coming together. Thanks to all here for your support, ideas and suggestions. Now I get to concentrate on the interior painting, flooring choices and moving in. It still looks like the week after Thanksgiving will be my target for that.

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[Paul Greathouse]

Looking good Don, looks like everything is coming togeather at once. That orange piping running up in your trusses, would that be your "Tool Wetting System"?
Gotta love a state government that cares enough about you to make you put in one of those.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Don,

I can envision you making sawdust in there!


You are getting close!

[Matt Ocel]

lu - king goood!

[Don Bullock]

Looking good Don, looks like everything is coming togeather at once. That orange piping running up in your trusses, would that be your "Tool Wetting System"?
Gotta love a state government that cares enough about you to make you put in one of those.

Yep, that orange pipe is for the fire sprinkler system. It was about $3,000 worth of materials, design, "certified" engineering and installation by a certified fire sprinkler plumber. I can only imagine how much using copper pipe would have added to the bill.

[Bob Slater]

Wow, I wish I could things done so fast. Indecision would trip me up
repeatedly.