Yes, drywall will get its own post! There are so many steps in this process...it's unbelievable! An average person has no idea how much time is put into the drywall alone, when done correctly. Luckily for me, Jason has many years experience. Even though he thought he was done doing drywall, he found himself using his trade once again. No matter how much he dislikes it, he does a wonderful job. He's always wanted to hire this part out, but after seeing his work, you'll understand why I didn't let him.
I was able to help spot the screws, so at least I was somewhat useful for a little bit. :-)
In master bathroom
In master bathroom
Northwest bedroom
Northeast bedroom
In master bathroom; Window (on left) is in southeast room.
Looking towards master bedroom (southeast room).
Master bedroom
Returned windows with bead.
Check out the video below.
Bullnose corner bead
Check out the video below.
Ready to spray!
Northwest room
Look at those returned windows! It's going to look beautiful!
Northeast room
Looking into master bathroom.
I had to have my bull nose corners again. :-)
Windows covered; northwest room.
Windows covered; northeast room.
Windows covered; southeast room.
Windows covered; looking into master bathroom.
Getting ready to spray the knock down.
Check out the video below.
Knock down setting a bit before he can knock it down.
Knocking it down. Hence the term, "knock down".
Check out the video of knocking it down.
This is what our ceilings look like.
See.....told you it would look great if Jason did it!
Northwest room
Northwest room
Northeast room
Looking into master bathroom.
Walk-in shower to the left; toilet room to the right.
Check out the video of spraying texture.
Wow! Look at that ceiling!
Part of master bathroom. Linen closet will be on the left; vanity set inside on the right.
Another add-on! While we were planning on waiting to do the majority of the master bathroom, we found ourselves ordering two more windows. The one above the scaffolding and the one on the right side of the first picture below. This is located in the southwest room.
Carlee finally has a closet! She was super excited about this!
Carter's closet was changed a little bit; I don't believe this picture shows it. However, was changed so that there was equal space on each side of the door. It did make his closet a tad smaller, but it looks much nicer coming into his room and this big wall isn't in your face. Looks much nicer.
First sheet of drywall being hung in Carlee's closet.
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Some electrical work was done. The one below is a heater for the walk-in shower. :-)
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Master bathroom window openings.
Walk-in shower with window opening.
The picture below shows the walk in shower framed on the left and the toilet room on the right. The window opening is boarded up until the windows come in.
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Insulation pictures below.
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New windows are in the master bathroom.
Sealing windows.
The sunset was beautiful that night!
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Had some help from a good friend. Thanks Cal, for using up your free time to help out. It was very much appreciated! Pic below is in northeast room.
Northeast room.
Northwest room.
Northwest room.
Jason having a little fun while working ....
Northeast room's drywall hung.
Southwest room's drywall hung.
Check out this video of routering.
Master bedroom. Southeast room.
Inside the master bedroom (southeast), looking into the master bathroom (southwest room).
My, what a wonderful job on covering those screws. :-)
Pic taken inside the bathroom looking towards master bedroom.
Walk in shower on left and toilet room on the right.
Installing corner beads.
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We also have our master plumber doing the rough-in for the bathroom. What a nice job Chris Freund with Marathon Plumbing Service does.
Southwest room - main level.
Southwest room - main level.
Shower
Water closet
Water closet
Southwest room - main level.
Southwest room - main level.
Next up....the rest of the drywall process. There are too many steps in that process, so I'll create a new post.
