Each owner sees only their own build.
Wrong user name or password.
Demonstration. User name demo, password 123.
Photographs from site, every working day, with a note on what happened.
Drywall hung on the main level, board stacked for the great room. Recessed lighting positions checked against sheet A-4.02 before taping.
Kitchen cabinetry set and protected. Island measured against the drawings, framing at the rear opening was 3 inches short and the framer corrected it the same day. No change order.
Entry hall stair framed and treads protected. Handrail shop drawings sent to the architect for approval before fabrication.
214 logged days since groundbreaking, each with photographs and notes. Everything stays in one place for the life of the project.
By phase, updated the day an invoice is approved.
Where we are, and what comes next.
Every proposed change, reviewed before it reaches you. Nothing is approved without your signature.
| Item | Amount | My recommendation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrower rear slider Builder proposed reducing the opening by 24 inches to use a stock unit. |
−$18,400 | Declined. The opening is the centrepiece of the rear elevation as drawn. | Declined |
| Framing correction, rear opening Caught before drywall, corrected by the framer at his cost. |
$0 | No cost to you. Documented in the daily log for 17 September. | No charge |
| Upgraded attic insulation R-38 to R-49, proposed by the mechanical sub. |
+$6,200 | Worth it. Pays back in about four years and helps the energy report. | Your decision |
| Additional exterior outlets Four outlets added at your request during the 4 September walk. |
+$1,850 | Priced fairly against two comparable bids. | Approved |
Sent every Friday. Same information as this page, in a form you can forward.
Done this week. Front elevation siding completed. Rear slider opening corrected before drywall. Electrical rough-in finished on the upper floor.
On site. Framing crew of four Monday to Wednesday, electrician Thursday and Friday.
Money. $58,400 approved this week. Contingency untouched at $250,000. Still tracking within 2% of the estimate.
Next week. Plumbing rough-in, inspection booked for 2 October. Cabinetry shop drawings arrive for your review.
Needs you. One decision waiting, the attic insulation upgrade at $6,200. I recommend approving it.
Contract and exhibits · Permit set · Approved drawings, rev C · Insurance certificates · Lien releases to date · Warranty file, building as we go.