In order to meter the water, and not get the meter frozen, it has to be set 6 feet down. They put it in a mini bomb shelter type enclosure. I marveled at the OH&S of the guys doing this work... No deep excavation protection, no hi vis, no ppe, nothing, and one guy even rode inside the half section to seat it properly at the bottom of the trench. Never mind that he was out of visual range of the crane operator...
Here you can see the competed shingling job. I'm not sure I shared this previously.
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| Tom is ready for work, tape measure at the ready. |
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| Every now and again, we do something other than build... sometimes we eat! |
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| Looking more and more completed. |
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| Conditioning our hair in the morning! |
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| Sophie is excitedly showing off the new crawl space electrical work! We wired in lights and the power supply for the Air conditioning system. |
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| Beginning of laying the deck. |
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| We have wiried in the main panel into the house. It is in the 'laundry' area. |
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| I made a step so we could get up and down from the house to the barn. |
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| We dug and poured the footings for the deck and veranda roof. |
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| It isn't straight yet... it is still sitting on temporary props. |
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| Under the deck is plastic and stones to keep the weeds away. |
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