WEST GREY, DURHAM BASEMENT RENOVATION, FRAMING, AND DRYWALL | JCB & SONS
West Grey, Durham Basement Renovation, Framing, and Drywall | JCB & SONS. We have been back at our place working like mad trying to get our basement, and office renovation done. We completed the installation of a brand new
and Duct Work and all the framing for the bulk heads, and have started the drywall.
You can see the main runs of duct work from our brand new
that feed fresh air to our home and remove the stale air, creating a very healthy environment for our family. We framed a bulk head around them to hide the ducting. We absolutely love our new spray foam insulation in the basement, it has been amazingly warm in our house during these freezing temperatures the last few weeks.
This is the utility room with updated plumbing, and a new
that we installed for emergency use.
Here you can see where we installed our new
in the basement bedroom closet. It will be easily accessible to clean the HRV filters every 3 month here and, to do yearly maintenance. It also was an ideal location to run the ducts and it was on an exterior wall so that we can access nice fresh air, and exhaust the stale air.
We now have our sewage pump all hooked up which will handle pumping the waste water from our basement bathroom when it's completed.
OWEN SOUND CARPENTRY JCB AND SONS BATHROOM RENOVATION
Owen Sound Carpentry JCB & SONS Bathroom Renovation. We are almost complete this project. Here you can see the green drywall board is installed which is Mildew resistant. We have all the taping done, and have just finished the cover coat.
We have the bathroom all painted now, and all the fixtures back in. We just need to hook up the sink, install the door and trim it out.
OWEN SOUND BATHROOM RENOVATION | JCB and SONS
Owen Sound Bathroom Renovation | JCB & SONS. We had the opportunity this week to work on some friends of ours bathroom in a late 1970's home they recently purchased. It appeared the bathroom had been tampered with by the previous homeowner in an effort to improve the appearnce of the original bathroom. We removed all the bathroom fixtures, saving the new toilet our friends had just installed which was rocking because of a rotten subfloor and bad toilet flange.
The toilet was too close to the wall and awkward to use. We moved the main drain stack showing in this photo over 4" so that we could install the toilet at a normal distance to the adjacent wall.
Here you can see the new 5/8" plywood subfloor we installed with solid blocking to strengthen the floor for the new toilet flange we installed.
We reinsulated most of the bathroom with new Roxul insulation. We also installed new
with new vapour boxes for the electrical outlets. We also installed a bathroom exhaust fan, as the home doesn't have an
. All the joints were taped with sheathing tape and the edges sealed with
This opening is framed up and ready for the new
. We installed
fittings on the old copper pipes to hook up the new Moen shower system