Panoramic Drywall

I stopped by the house today to check out progress. Adam said the drywall guys have finished their taping, and have just started floating out the walls. If we were doing textured walls they would be finished this week, but the smooth walls we decided on take much longer to complete. I downloaded the "360" app on my IPhone so I was excited to try it out and hopefully get panoramic views of some of the rooms.



Living Room

 

Kitchen

 

Dining Room

 

Master Bathroom

 

Master Bedroom

 

 

I was really happy with the way all of my panorama's turned out except the basement picture below (not sure what I did). It is a photo of  the main family room area in the basement, except obviously there isn't a black arrow going through it :). It was the first time I had seen the basement since any of the drywall went up. Any of our family or friends that braved the stairs and the stench to get to the basement would not recognize it. We are so glad we ended up going ahead and finishing this area. I vision it as a game/movie room and imagine this is where the kids will spend most of their time while inside.

Basement

 

Also, if you have ever wondered how they mud/tape the top of the walls and the ceilings, here ya go. There were a couple of guys on these stilts. Oh, the balance it must take!



 



While the drywall guys have been working inside Adam has been working on the outside. I hope to get back out and meet with Adam next week to check that out and to choose master bathroom tiles and vanity.

Doors are scheduled to arrive at the end of June ( a 6 week lead time), but Adam says that works out well because he doesn't like installing doors/cabinets/trim until the majority of tile work is complete to avoid damaging them.

He also mentioned he is drawing up the garage for the building department so he can pull the permit for that project next week. I think that about sums up what I know.