Our new
Village Home came in on two flat-bed trucks.
The day before it arrived, they dug a big hole on our lot, and when the
trucks came in they backed the two halves into the hole, unhooked the flat-beds
from the trucks and began the process of stitching the two parts together.
Next came
leveling the pieces in the hole (as you can see from the above picture, it is
lower in the back than in the front).
They put the house halves together and settled it down on piers. Then came adding roof shingles along the top
ridge line and siding on the front and back to make the join look seamless. Inside the house, they put in some insulation
along the seam, drywall and paint so you can’t see the line.
In the
picture above, you can see that they have poured the concrete walkway, steps
and driveway. In the next picture you
can see that they have built the carport and finished the roofing where the
carport meets the house.
And finally,
the back view of the house.
There is
still a bit to be done: rain gutters, gravel around the yard, and cleanup stuff
inside the house. We don’t have a
closing date yet but are hoping for no more than two weeks. Fingers crossed.
We will wait
until next year to lay a patio and build a shed under part of the carport. Color us excited!
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