Formed and ready to pour

The crew - forming a wall

Crawl space ready to pour

Cement pumping

Building site - with rough floors in

Homes with two of the three roofs on

Building site - 13 October, first 2018 snow

Building site - Roof is on, lawn is in, covered with snow

Building site - lawn is in and green, first windows installed

Building site - lawn, slab, sidewalks, windows, and doors are installed

1A - framed walls from outside

1A - framed walls from outside after sheeting

1A - Layout comes first

1A - Ron tries nail gun

1A - Framing in the rain

1A - Interior walls partially erected, tub/shower in place

1A - Tying interior together with top plate

1A- Interior walls up

Friday evening, walls up, time to start the weekend. Alicia brought two of the boys to help wrap up the day.

Alicia, Eric and their youngest with Ron and Kal at week end

2A - Moving the first panel into place

2A - Holding the panels until they can be fastened in place

2A - Exterior walls almost installed

2A - Walls are up, Eric nailing the top plate in place

2A - Exterior walls are finished

2A - Eric Johnson adds final pieces

Eric owns the company that made the panels. He finished framing 3 of the windows on site. Note the foam insulation inside the window header.

2A - Eric Johnson screwing in the last window header

2A - Walls up, partially sheeted

2A - Parking slab poured

2A - Snow and all, garage walls are up, floor covered for freezing

2A - Trusses are installed

3A - Conventionally framed home

3A has the same good solar exposure, but is being framed conventionally. Wall insulation is two inches of closed cell spray foam combined with conventional fiberglass bats. Ceilings and windows are the same as 1A and 2A.