I found out that there is something that I hate more than plumbing. Doing plumbing when it is freezing out and there is 40mph gusts. I started to work on it, froze my buns off, and that was the end of it. Needless to say I didn't get it done.
Part of what I did this morning was find my drafting stencil for circles. I needed it to finish the flooring in the bathroom. It is now complete. All that is left is the fiberglass, which requires slightly warmer weather. While I don't expect it to get warm enough to open the place up at this point in the season, I need it warm enough to dedicate a space heater just to curing the resin and not heating the place. This is what the bathroom floor will look like
I also cleared out the utility room. They are coming up to install the pressure tank tomorrow.
I did a few other odds and ends and organizing. After taking an unintentional short nap on one of my warm up breaks (I really don't know what it is about my couch, I can't sit on it for any length of time without snoozing), I decided to do something about the colder weather. My flannel just isn't cutting it in the wind and the freezing temperatures. So I pulled out the winter tote and grabbed my Carhartt and gloves and a couple of other warmer things.
Because I wimped out in the cold, no movement on the checklist. There was an error in the previous post, the plumbing was tested a while ago. Everything that is in progress is really close to completion, so hopefully these things will start closing soon. I did add a missing task to before occupancy: get the gas installed. Having hot water and a stove would be nice.
Before Occupancy:
Install paneling on interior walls.- Build floor pan for the bathroom
- Install bathroom fixtures.
- Install electric.
Complete interior plumbing and test it.- Finish running the waste PVC line.
Well prep work.- Get well installed.
- Get hot water heater installed.
Install flooring.- Install skirting.
- Install some form of cabinets in the kitchen.
- Install kitchen sink.
- Install kitchen appliances.
- Install enough driveway to satisfy the apron requirements.
- Get propane installed.
- Build bed frame.
- Build closets.
- Install table.
- Install heat tapes.
- Build some sort of porch.
- Smooth driveway enough to plow/clear
- Fix snowblower.
- Winterize equipment (mower, undercoat the truck, etc).
- Clear slab
- Shed work
- Extend roof to prevent snow pushing on the side.
- Fix pilings
Hot water is really good for the shower, especially when you are stiff and sore. cold showers just don't cut it when you are stiff and sore!
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