Building Our First House - NEW Progress Photos!

hello beauties.

Phew! It sure has been a busy month thus far! The last time I updated on our home build, we had just had our foundation poured and back filled. Fast forward a couple of weeks, and our house is finally starting to look more like, well.. a house! ;) 
Despite a less than stellar daily weather forecast for the past 2 weeks, Southern Maryland managed to stay "fairly" dry until we were under roof. [Well, expect for that one whole day and night that it positively down poured, shortly after our second floor was framed. David and I spent a few hours after that event sweeping all of the standing water off of our subflooring :/ lol fun times!]
 But alas, the sun came out just in time for roofing to begin, and JUST before another pretty terrible thunderstorm.. Hallelujah! 
Hopefully now that we are under roof, and windows and doors are installed, we wont have to rely so heavily on good weather for things to keep moving with the construction schedule.
Anyhow, wanted to share some more recent progress pics with you all ! The house has changed even more since these were taken, yay!  so be sure to check back soon for more updates + photos! 


8/2
a VERY exciting day! First floor framing



Kitchen


Living Room





8/5
Second Floor Framing



Foyer



Kitchen Pantry



Windows delivered


French doors delivered







8/7
Roofing Begins! yay! 




Living Room (windows are in!)




2 of the Dining Room windows




A Peek Upstairs! ;] We weren't allowed to go up yet 



Looking a little "haunted housey" but roof is almost done! 




Back of House before shingling




Thanks for reading! Be sure to leave us some love in the comments :]
& dont forget to check out my latest Youtube video where I share more info about our family and home building journey! 

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  1. Looks like a really great start! Can't wait to see the finished product! So excited! :)

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    1. aw thank you!! we are so excited too! ;) 2 months and counting! xo

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  2. Okay WOAH!!! I had to go back to your last post to make sure I hadn't missed anything. SO MUCH HAS CHANGED!! Ahhh, I know you're ecstatic about the progress! So, so happy for you!

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  3. Wow Wendy - looks like it is really moving right along! So nice to have all these pictures to look back on. Before we moved into the house we have now, we did a lot of work to it and I never took pictures - totally regret it. We are now looking at a potential house right now and if we get it, it will need a lot of work and I will definitely be taking lots of pictures of all the progress.

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