Project IMoo 3: The Vermont Phoenix

They are almost finished with the deck and one length of soffit is stained and mounted. Not bad for 7 days of work so far...

Tuesday, August 19, 2008: One week and already getting dressed up for show

rear house cedar clapboards front house cedar clapboards

Mon Aug 12, 2008: Yep - the house is set. And the roof is on!

Friday, July 18, 2008: The finished basement floor with radiant tubing inside the ICF walk out foundation!

radiant slab inside icf foundation

Monday, July 14, 2008: Kevin Streeter pours the concrete over my radiant piping from Houseneeds.com

pouring the radiant slab in the new icf basement

Sunday, June 29, 2008: The Phoenix burns with a little help from some Vermont firefighters

We estimated rebuilding costs for the roof, the foundation, the siding, the plumbing and electrical - lo and behold, it was only 10% less than building a brand new house.

So we researched the proper procedures with the State of Vermont and asked the Warren Fire Department for permission - and we burned down the house.

	Home \| Adventures \| Contact	Well, it was a long time in the making, but after dad's death on Super Bowl Sunday just after i returned from Michigan, Carrie and I decided to go ahead with our plans to renovate our little cabin/chalet in the vermont's green mountains.
Project IMoo 3: The Vermont Phoenix They are almost finished with the deck and one length of soffit is stained and mounted. Not bad for 7 days of work so far... Tuesday, August 19, 2008: One week and already getting dressed up for show Mon Aug 12, 2008: Yep - the house is set. And the roof is on! Friday, July 18, 2008: The finished basement floor with radiant tubing inside the ICF walk out foundation! Monday, July 14, 2008: Kevin Streeter pours the concrete over my radiant piping from Houseneeds.com Sunday, June 29, 2008: The Phoenix burns with a little help from some Vermont firefighters We estimated rebuilding costs for the roof, the foundation, the siding, the plumbing and electrical - lo and behold, it was only 10% less than building a brand new house. So we researched the proper procedures with the State of Vermont and asked the Warren Fire Department for permission - and we burned down the house.