Radiant slab floor is nearly ready!

Today will revolve around the radiant heat in the basement floor. The pictures are great for showing just what's under your floor. There is a little framing, and a little walking around the property, too. I also added a picture of the window adjustment in the bathroom and laundry room.

Here is a picture of the driveway leading into the garage. I took it to show the trees in your back yard. There are quite a few, but it looks pretty cool, I think. You can clear it out, or clear a lot out, but here's what it looks like now.
Another picture of the same, from a bit further back.
Here's George showing with his right hand the level of the backfill when the dirt work is done, and with his left hand the bottom of the window. He is having Tony re-pour the window so the concrete will be complete.

This is the manifold for the radiant floor heating. I won't even begin to explain it, but this is what it looks like under the concrete. Note also the insulation under the pipes, and the steel mesh that the pipes are attached to.

This is the whole floor, all piped and ready to pour. Notice the orange painted lines on the other side of the room. Those are Richard's marks so he knows where he can and cannot nail the walls down into the concrete.

Here is a nice picture of Pikes Peak that I took on the way home. bbrrrrrr...... (Note: it's beautiful here, but it doesn't rain on top the peak much, it mostly snows. There are only a few days or weeks that there is no snow on top)

Here is the front of the house from about 30 feet past the deck in the front. I walked up there just to see the balance and layout. Looks nice I think

I took this picture to show the deck piers in front of the house. They are covered with the boards, getting ready for concrete tomorrow.

..... and here's my favorite of the day! ta da! Leaves! This tree is about 10 feet from your back door, in the yard that I took pictures of above. Yay! spring is here!

Here's the video of the basement pipes - sorry, it should have been yesterday's post.