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Thanks - I think so. House - 3244 sq ft. Garage - 2248 sq ft. So more concrete updates: Then cutting... And boy did they cut... More to come...

More progress...radiant heat and slab prep for concrete... Pour day!! More to come...

Thanks - it's been a journey! I hear you. Same. Ok so where were we...most of these pics are from the cameras or what my builder has time to send me...roof and exterior walls going on. Flat roofs are new to me... Local visitors checking out the updates: More to come...

Looks good - spatchcock for the win!!

I used to be "up" on TV tech back in the day when the first plasma's arrived. So much out there now, I will need to pull the trigger on a 90 inch and some other smaller TV's for the new house. The motion on the recent Samsung I bought a few years ago is not great on broadcast (network)...

Thanks - its been a year for sure. I will post up some better truss pics, yes they are beefy! That is what my better half said - like all the times...and my builder too. For me I was like - not sure I made it big enough (since I had not seen it in person ...yet) He sent me a picture of what...

Great upgrades - the poor guy with no blanket looks like he has SPCA on speed dial... :oops::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Indeed - scare instructions below: (which I rarely follow) I figured when I need to get them off I break out my Milwaukee - 1400lb impact gun. :cool:

Thanks!! Quick project for the Defender: Not a fan of wheel spacers...but...these spacers are a bit different. Hub centric, well made and not obnoxious. Most Defenders have these and at some point I think Land Rover even incorporated them on some models. I have upsized tires so on full lock...

Looks awesome!

Not sure what I would have done with a 4 foot basement - plus the entire house and garage are a slab. Couple more pics: Starting with the smaller pitched roof... Strapped in - Main flat roof done then tie the pitch to the first set of garage trusses then the piggy back trusses for...

Yes, I have a good builder. Makes all the difference. Once that mess was cleared up, we were able to move forward. The framer was out about two weeks’ worth of labor and about $12k in lumber. Sixteen broken trusses had to be reordered. Teton Truss stepped up, and the framing crew stepped up...

I'm like wait what? This is where we were...garage trusses starting to go up...I am sipping a pina colada in Baja... My builder is texting me weather updates...which up until now had been great. Lots of progress but there were storms in the area... i wake up the next morning and...

So we had a trip planned for a good friend that was retiring and turning 60 so we took off for Cabo San Lucas for a quick vacation - It had been awhile since I got some time away with my better half, no kids, no dogs etc... Here I am relaxing until a check the camera pics of...

Pic overload - Steel for cantilever - Well drilling - Then a little bit of a set back...

Thanks all!! And thanks for the patience, work has been a whirlwind roller coaster so time is tight and then there is this whole building a house thing...:oops: Its fun right? Build a house they said, it'll be fun they said... So here come all of the deliveries for steal and lumber - getting...

Last update was June 5th… geeze, I ****. Sorry folks — work, kids, life… rinse, repeat. So, when we left off, we were at foundation stage — “you had me at stem walls.” Then came lots of backfill. More backfill than we ever anticipated. Our 2-foot stem walls and 4 feet of grade somehow turned...

Congrats!! I see wheels for that couch but no motors...did I miss a post?

Love it looks great!

This looks like a nice alternative - are they dimmable? Does the diffuser make a difference?