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My house is being built by KHovnanian. Highland is building in this same community and actually has a model home right next door to KHOV.Comment
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Looking good! Drywall makes a huge differenceComment
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Yeah, once all of the inspections were done, they started hauling the mail again!Comment
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Yep, inspections are the slowest part! Our homeowners get nervous. From frame inspection to hanging drywall is nearly 2 weeks!Originally posted by Doug Hatton View PostOriginally posted by LeahComment
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Hell yeah boss looks good!ازدهار رأسه برعشيتComment
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I had help on the GC side, but yes I did a lot of it (plus did a lot of labor myself too)
Yea, I built for around $100/sq but that was with a lot of deals on materials thanks to my GF and a lot of personal labor (100s if not 1000 hours)
It was a lot of work, stress, etc,.. and a shitton of money.
THe AC stuff is a great example. I went round and round trying to get the system installed the way I had it designed (stamped by a PE!) THe AC guy basically said he would only do it his way. Of course I could have fired him, (and I eventually did) but its never that simple. Combination of timing, money/time invested etc.Comment
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Looks awesome man! Is that wall b/w the bays a shear wall?Comment
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Based on my understanding, yes. The garage is 60' wide plus the additional footage to the right of the garage. Look at post #2. There is a pic of it when still in studs. I believe it's weight bearing, but may be more for horizontal stability than weight. There is a game room directly above the garage on the 2nd floor. The short wall is on both sides, btw.Comment
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Looking good!
I like the patio columns being partial brick and cedarOriginally posted by LeahComment
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Interesting....the messicans are using the windows to lean their ladders against.Comment
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