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NavyDood 05-17-2011 08:07 PM

Soon you will start seeing

This
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...0House/Up1.jpg

And this
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...0House/Up4.jpg

PQ 05-17-2011 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mlee (Post 3223363)
I thought we already did...:iono:

Remember Admiral Yamamotos response to their attack on Pearl Harbor? :yikes:

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Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23 (Post 3222174)
Or make a converter... For him.
:bellyroll:

:sm0:

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Originally Posted by GTAHVIT (Post 3222063)
:laugh:

I'm very lucky, The Super I have is "F'n" awesome he's already caught a couple things that I would have missed... and he's going to bring me in after each inspection to "freelance" some stuff. like running low voltage wiring, extra insulation, and some electrical wire... And the kid he has for an apprentice is a good kid. Eager to learn doesn't have a know it all attitude. Since I'm pretty easy to work with the super asked me if I would be willing to work directly with the apprentice on some smaller things... I gave him a sideways look, Chris the young kid was standing right there, and I said, "I don't know... he's been checking out my wife's butt... At least teach him to hide it a little better..." The super said, "He's such a rookie"

We all had a good laugh and Chris took it on the chin, and made it clear he wasn't looking at her butt... "I said, well it was either hers or mine... so which was it. "

:laugh:

Of course the super kept telling him, "you better give the man an answer..."

:D

He'll be fine...





Thanks! Can't wait.

:facepalm: We have all been there.

You did good. He'll remember it for a long time.

I'd have given him an out. I'm a softy. Maybe something like, "Hell you better have been, or you were looking at mine." :laugh:

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Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS (Post 3219997)
PQ, Whats this...???:iono:
GTA, Nail Gun:yikes:
"POW.... oooops....":rolleyes:
GTA, Randy, would you quit walking in circles... :mad0260:
PQ, I would, but I nailed my left foot to the floor.... :cry::help:

GTA, :facepalm:

:bellyroll: :bellyroll: :bellyroll:

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Originally Posted by GTAHVIT (Post 3231231)
:D

Delivered the floor joists and ceiling trusses. Concrete should be poured today.

In case you're still pissed about that whole 4 thousand mile road trip thing, I'll visit AFTER the concrete is poured.

Jekyll-N-Hyde 05-18-2011 12:20 PM

Chris Best word of advice ( that you wont follow because I didnt :laugh: )
Don't return until the first walk through.

My First walk through on my home is a Week from today ( Wednesday )
We started in February and ending around 1st of June all I can say is
BREATH and enjoy the fresh air while it last :laugh:

GTAHVIT 05-18-2011 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jekyll-N-Hyde (Post 3234968)
Chris Best word of advice ( that you wont follow because I didnt :laugh: )
Don't return until the first walk through.

My First walk through on my home is a Week from today ( Wednesday )
We started in February and ending around 1st of June all I can say is
BREATH and enjoy the fresh air while it last :laugh:


I'm betting concrete is already done by now.

I'm stopping by every day when I can. Trying to shake hands with all the guys I can. Just seems like the right thing to do since they are doing the work to get me my new home.

This is the second home we've built... Unfortunately budget kept us from building the house we really wanted but the next house, whenever that is, will be exactly what we want.

These guys move pretty quick So I should have the majority of the walls up by end of week.

:D

PQ 05-18-2011 12:44 PM

I'd love to build a new house. Must be pretty cool to watch.

01pewterz28 05-18-2011 02:09 PM

The worst past is the wait I hated to wait and watch our 1st house being built back in 2004 I am glad we decided to buy the model home in our subdivision my next house will be buint on 3-5 acres and all I will really care about is the shop :)

Sean

GTAHVIT 05-18-2011 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by 01pewterz28 (Post 3235456)
The worst past is the wait I hated to wait and watch our 1st house being built back in 2004 I am glad we decided to buy the model home in our subdivision my next house will be buint on 3-5 acres and all I will really care about is the shop :)

Sean

^ This! :D

Jekyll-N-Hyde 05-18-2011 02:17 PM

Yeah after the slab was poured on my home a week and a half later and we had a roof and shingles :laugh: Then it slowed down after that.

always good to get her weathered in incase Rain hits.

Darth_Emma 05-18-2011 02:20 PM

My house is on 11 acres and all I want is a shop!

PQ 05-18-2011 02:33 PM

If I do get a chance to build a shop, I'll have a house built next to it. :bellyroll:

NavyDood 05-18-2011 04:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jekyll-N-Hyde (Post 3234968)
Chris Best word of advice ( that you wont follow because I didnt :laugh: )
Don't return until the first walk through.

My First walk through on my home is a Week from today ( Wednesday )
We started in February and ending around 1st of June all I can say is
BREATH and enjoy the fresh air while it last :laugh:

We were out there minimum every other day. I was always in contact with my builder. This way if I saw a "mistake" or a "forgot", I could bring it up immediately so we didn't run into a "It's to late to do/fix that".

We only did one walkthrough with the builder after the build process started and that was at mid build. We got together to make sure all the outlets and A/V ports were correct before they sprayed the foam insulation, what we wanted for shelving/hanging rods in the closets and cupboard design/layout.

CatiaJockey 05-18-2011 05:14 PM

If you're in the market for advice...:D Get a cheapo ice chest and fill it with water or Gatorade every day. The workers will take care of the people that take care of them. Leave a watermelon, have your wife bake them a cake or pie, anything to give them a special treat every chance you get. I did this due to someone else telling me how well it worked out for them and it pays off big time to have them on your side if you want or need anything. I got my garage sheet rock (walls and overhead) finished and painted at no additional cost just by telling the lead guy one day I'd like to do this.... and his crew did it no questions asked.

PQ 05-18-2011 05:39 PM

Or throw them the keys to your ca........................ Ok... Got carried away, sorry. :bellyroll:

SSE 4 2SS 05-18-2011 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by CatiaJockey (Post 3236250)
If you're in the market for advice...:D Get a cheapo ice chest and fill it with water or Gatorade every day. The workers will take care of the people that take care of them. Leave a watermelon, have your wife bake them a cake or pie, anything to give them a special treat every chance you get. I did this due to someone else telling me how well it worked out for them and it pays off big time to have them on your side if you want or need anything. I got my garage sheet rock (walls and overhead) finished and painted at no additional cost just by telling the lead guy one day I'd like to do this.... and his crew did it no questions asked.

I bought the guys working on my house a case every Saturday I was home... I still had to occasionally fight the crew leader... I do not for a minute believe this was an "A" team... Too difficult to explain some of the problems, but we did get them resolved one way or the other before we moved in...

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Originally Posted by PQ (Post 3236353)
Or throw them the keys to your ca........................ Ok... Got carried away, sorry. :bellyroll:

yeah right... nope, not gonna do it...


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