A few weeks ago, we made a major purchase: windows. Not exactly the most exciting purchase a couple in their mid-to-late 20s can make, but definitely one that's going to pay off in the long run. They were delivered this morning and I was definitely impressed with the hard work the crew did, and with our great taste! I love the end result.
Naturally, I documented the event. Why? Because everything must be documented.
Busting out the front 3 windows in the living room. These were the worst--we couldn't find screens for them so we haven't been able to open the windows all summer. G-R-O-S-S. |
Removing the two wooden posts that framed the picture window. |
Equipment that could take off my fingers. Probably best I stay away. |
One completed bedroom window! This was the first one finished. |
The other bedroom window. Still a big hole in the wall. |
Another hole in the house, this time without the wooden posts. The cross breeze coming through was great! |
Ladder not included. |
Basement window-to-be. These were steel framed windows that were original to the house and had the concrete foundation poured around them. They were a pain in the ass for them to rip out. |
yay! Happy new windows! I hope they make a big difference!
ReplyDeleteBTW, cute plants on the steps : )
Did the window guys like getting their picture taken? You're too funny! Congats on your new windows, though! Enjoy the breeze!
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