- We decided to leave the family room floor at the current height and make a slight 1" ramp over 24"+ at the end of the kitchen peninsula.
- Laundry ceiling is being patched in as well as possible. Still a lot of stuff hanging down. May need to box later after we see how it looks.
- Decided to demo master bath shower room ceiling and relocate vent to the wall. All lightsin this area to be sconces adding one more on the window side at the toilet.
- Powder room door will be a left hand 2'0" door. Light switch to be on the outside of the room
- Powder room sink will be corner mounted.
- We will add a vent to the Master Bath shower/toilet area.
- We will try to reuse the existing kitchen vent hood. It may need a new stainless chimney to the ceiling.
- We will either fabricate or purchase a medicine cabinet for the Master Bath to be located in the closet wall to the right of the vanity. Tis can be wide enough to fit between two wall studs and no mirror necessary.
- We will install a full length mirror on the closet wall behind the bath door.
- We agreed to alter the trey ceiling in the family room to allow for a 12" bookshelf.
- We will alter the Unico system as necessary to make it work appropriately and fix installation issues as we deem necessary.
- We will demo master closet ceiling and frame up as high s possible.
- It was determined that all of the moisture in the basement was caused by humidity. We will figure out a dehumidification system for the basement.
- Melissa will contact the alarm company asap to get everything checked out.
- We went over the speaker location with the electrician agreeing to locations in the family room, Dining room (down low in wainscot), Living room and deck.
- We discussed repair of the front entry. The issue is that the copper roof over the capital was never installed correctly and had a board nailed through it. I suggest replacing it with a new copper roof. We will also open up the panels on both sides, clean them out and reinstall with new trim. Caulk and paint. This will be a T&M project.
- Rot repair on the basement sills turned out to be much worse than originally thought completely eaten by termites in places. We will need to disconnect the Unico system to access this area. Total work needed is unknown.
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Thursday, May 26, 2011
Labels:
Alarm,
Cabinetry,
Dehumidifier,
Demolition,
Flooring,
Laundry,
Lighting,
Mirror,
Plumbing,
Rot,
Speakers,
Venting
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