leaking into the girls' room that was just completed in June. Its hard to see in this picture, but there is also a 30-gallon bucket in the middle of the room. Avery started asking to sleep in the guest room every time it rained...it was time.
The stripping day was hard...multiple layers of shingles as well as rotting cedar shingles, making for lots of dust. When Shaun and Nathan came in for lunch they looked like the chimney sweeps in Mary Poppins.
And it left a mess for the clean-up crew.
Fortunately, I had some good help...
Actually, our friend Eric came by and donated a day and totally bailed me out!
Could. Not. have done it without all the days and hours Shaun's brother Nathan gave us. He is fairly comfortable up that high so that's where he stayed. On one of his nine hour days he came down only one time and that was to eat lunch.
What a project! Especially on a blustery day. So glad Avery can sleep safe and sound (and dry!) in her room now.
ReplyDeleteThat was so wonderful for them to help you!!! What would we do without good friends and family! I know you are thankful and so is Avery. Great picture at the end :)
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a project. I don't know how I would ever make it without friends or family. What a blessing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of work! But yes, so good to have helpful friends and family.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! :)
You could not get me on that roof, even if you dangled a million dollars from the chimney. YIKES.
That looks like one fun project... it's always great to have family to help out!
ReplyDeleteHomes like yours are few and far between, where we live... your home looks amazing... i love it!