Day 53 – Wednesday 21st September 2016
Unfortunately the builder fell through the beams of the utility room today, landing on a stone floor. This meant a hospital check up. He is very sore, but luckily no broken bones.

gaps in beams, some unsecured
Unfortunately the builder fell through the beams of the utility room today, landing on a stone floor. This meant a hospital check up. He is very sore, but luckily no broken bones.

gaps in beams, some unsecured
Work to utility room, new bathroom, and brickwork

drilling-and-loosening-brick-work-in-new-doorway-before-inserting-2-new-lintels

new-lintels-in-over-new-doorway-and-window-out-of-old-bedroom

two-new-lintels-over-new-doorway Between old bedroom and utility room

old-bedroom-cleared-of-rubble-and-window-removed

old-bedroom-window-removed

new-bathroom-old-bedroom-with-gap-for-flat-roof-light-bubble

position-of-new-polycarbonate-dome-for-light-for-new-bathroom

lead-inserted-into-roof-this-will-go-over-fibre-glass-board-double-wall-here-completed-between-rafters

lead-inserted-into-roof-and-wall-finished

sloping-roof-created-to-accomodate-enough-head-height-when-going-down-steps-from-new-kitchen-to-utility

sloping-roof-from-above-outside-view

view-from-new-kitchen-area-through-to-back-door-position-and-garage
Day 51 – Monday 19th September 2016
Work in and around Utility Room continues

rain-overnight-leaking-into-utility-room

rubble-and-plaster-board-from-utility-wall-also-see-vertical-cuts-in-wall-which-will-be-the-door-opening-into-the-new-bathroom

close-up-of-grooves-cut-for-door-to-new-bathroom

everything-covered-to-protect-from-very-fine-red-brick-dust-after-cutting-grooves-for-new-doorway-in-utility-room-2

dust-masks-essential

new-brickwork-around-timbers-in-utility-room

close-up-of-new-sloping-beams-to-accomodate-head-height-for-steps-which-have-yet-to-be-built-to-reach-new-level-of-kitchen
More Work on Utility Room

utility-outside-wall-now-removed

view-from-kitchen-through-utility-to-new-wall-of-utility

utility-room-with-old-wall-removed-right-hand-side

utility-room-with-old-wall-removed
Building Control Officer visited today to check on progress.
Also Bat licenced Ecologist came in the afternoon to supervise the removal of tiles from existing utility room roof and small bedroom roof as required by the bat licence.

Tiles removed over the utility room, picture taken from scaffolding

Tiles removed from roof over small bedroom, this will be a new bathroom, picture taken from scaffolding

Another view over utility room roof where tiles have been removed under supervision of bat ecologist

Up on Scaffolding – Tiles all removed from old existing roof over utility room and small bedroom

View to main roof over existing master bedroom, this will be the new lounge

View to garden from scaffolding above new kitchen

View to back garden from scaffolding over new kitchen

View from scaffolding

New Fascia board partly in place over position for patio doors

Progress on the new step area from patio