08/29/2026
A Parkins Mill house, February to August.
It started as red clay and a set of stakes. Then footings, block walls and a sealed crawl space. Then framing, a roof, windows, and eventually something that reads as a house from the street.
Earlier this month the plumbing and electrical rough-ins went in. Every water line, every box, every run set and marked before the walls close. In one of these you can see KITCHEN ISLAND, DISHWASHER and SINK written straight onto the subfloor, so nobody had to guess where anything lands.
This is the stage that decides how a house works for decades, and it is the last point at which changes are cheap.
Insulation started this week, so this is the last look.