Sorry - I should have taken before pictures. The wall that has electrical service showing also has a water line behind it going from the source to the ladies bathroom. Yeah! No more exposed pipes and wires! All the walls are in the process of being prepared in the kitchen area also. The floor lacks 2 tiles that need to be cut and grout. Doesn't that look good? Everyone seems so excited about the work. Plumbing for the hotwater heater now has a shut-off valve, one from the where the source was that works now too. I didn't get a picture but there is a sink and cabinet in the bathroom (no hole in the floor of the cabinet). It is used and will need some attention but it only cost $40.00 for the entire unit. They were able to get it and get it installed so we were able to use the bathroom. Shut off valves were installed in the bathroom also. You may not be able to see a great deal of the labor because it was in the attic and behind the walls. That was some real labor with 100+ degrees outside too. The list continues and we are staying right on target. Nothing is really finished but everything is coming right along.
They have things cleaned up and out so that they will be able to work again but right now with the dry weather David is having to build fences and move his cattle to another location with grass. Stephen, Sean and Luke will be in camps and then we have Regional Convention coming up. Thanks guys for all the help - it is looking really good. I (we) can't wait until it is all done where we can enjoy it.
When we finishe we are going to have to work on new carpet, pews, and of course a paved parking lot - smiles.
Thanks again to David, Stephen, Sean, Luke, and Willard Wantulok for all their hard work.
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