Water proofing, Wood and Siding
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Lisa Call > On monday the only thing happening at the house was waterproofing the basement walls. Not very exciting. Here's the truck full of stuff to spray on the foundation walls to make them damp-proof.
Lisa Call > Spray painting with a really long thing. The stuff he was spraying on didn't smell so great and even now a few days later it's pretty strong.
Lisa Call > This is it. Sticky black stuff on the outside of all the foundation walls.
Lisa Call > On tuesday the wood pack arrived. These guys have cool trucks. Jim and Carl were also around for a while figuring out where stuff, like the studio floor, is supposed to go and how they would do the sewer and a bunch of other stuff that involved some thinking but didn't result in any changes to the house that would make for interesting photos. I should pay them less the days I don't get good photos to post.
Lisa Call > So this is it for excitement. Piling all the wood into the front yard.
Lisa Call > Making it fit on my property as Denver isn't keen on it being in the street. Neither as I.
Lisa Call > All the parts of a house in 1 neat pile. I see a studio when I look here.
Lisa Call > And doesn't it make my house even more beautiful.
Lisa Call > Guys (and 1 woman) in space suits removing the asbestos from the front of the house. It's now completely naked. Which is very obvious from inside cause it gets a lot colder at night.
Making it fit on my property as Denver isn't keen on it being in the street. Neither as I.
> Making it fit on my property as Denver isn't keen on it being in the street. Neither as I.
Making it fit on my property as Denver isn't keen on it being in the street. Neither as I.
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