| This is where the new entry will be |
| Bye bye old sunroom / hello new kitchen area |
| First section being taken apart |
| Notice the retaining wall along the left side. We do a lot of projects on the side of hills in Ashland |
| You can see how we added a few feet to the exterior along the living room. The foundation to the left is the new master closet |
| The old foundation was so out of level. It was hard to decide how to tie in the new additions. |
| Deconstructing and saving anything we could. Wood that was not worth saving was used as firewood in the new fireplace |
| Tarp city is beginning to form. Ah, building through the winter in the pacific northwest |
| Keeping the existing house tarped during the building was a challenge |
| It was kinda creepy being inside the tarp city when the wind would blow hard |
| Yes, that is a HUGE tarp. |
| We did the project in sections so we didn't expose ourselves to the weather if we didn't need to. Remodels are a real art. You need to constantly think out of the box and roll with the punches |
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