Hall

Original Condition on Closing Day

Plans - The floor and lights will be replaced.  Moulding will be painted white while leaving the doors as natural wood.




Week 23 - Monday, March 30


Week 22 - Monday, March 23

Installed mouldings.



Week 21 - Monday, March 16

Cut and painted moulding in closet.


Week 20 - Monday, March 9

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 19 - Monday, March 2

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 18 - Monday, February 24

Installed moulding.  Traced electric circuits and installed receptacle plates.


Week 17 - Monday, February 17

Painted closet.


Week 16 - Monday, February 10

Painted walls.

Week 15 - Monday, February 3

Started moulding installation.



Week 14 - Monday, January 27

Floors were stained and polyurethane applied.  Started to cut moulding.


Week 13 - Monday, January 20

Wood floor installed.


Week 12 - Monday, January 13

Painted ceiling.

Week 11 - Monday, January 6

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 10 - Monday, December 30

Christmas - no work.

Week 9 - Friday, December 20

Installed plywood subfloor.



Week 8 - Monday, December 16

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 7 - Monday, December 9

Nailed subfloor to joists.  Repaired weak areas in subfloor.


Week 6 - Monday, December 2

Due to Thanksgiving travel, no significant changes as work was focused vendor contacts.

Week 5 - Monday, November 26

Removed vinyl floor and subfloor.  Tested mouldings.



Week 4 - Monday, November 19

Removed wood floor and subfloor.  Removed mouldings.


Week 3 - Monday, November 12

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 2 - Monday, November 5

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.

Week 1 - Monday, October 28

No significant changes as work was focused in other areas.


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