I love the spring budding, the greens are so vibrant

The new house construction is in the middle, the blue gray siding. The red building with the Sage sign is my wife's office. The small shed to the right is my garden shed and the white block structure is the garage.
Everything is so torn up due to the installation of the well for a geothermal heat pump.

Looking good! When is the party at your place?

Looking to move in early June, it will take a couple months to get settled in, and get the yard in shape to handle being walked on, so I’m thinking September for a party or two.

welcome spring time...

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Good to see things moving forward, at least! =^6=

Moving along nicely. And not mowing can be a positive. No weeds to pull either.

Oh, there ar still weeds, always with the weeds.

Uh, call them your grass! *Grasping at straws*

Ahh, The house is looking really good! I see a nice stone path from the house to the office in your future..
You'll love the Geothermal heat pump, the mess will clean up eventually. It's almost like starting with a clean slate for landscaping.
I would suggest moving that pile of dirt away from what looks like a Crepe Myrtle and the other tree before the roots get smothered.

It's small, and our architect did a good job fitting the maximum space for the odd lot and small footprint we had to work with.
The flooring is going in as I type. Appliances, final plumbing and lighting scheduled for the first week in May

The dirt pile isn't as close to the Crepe Myrtle as it looks, but yeah, the dirt piles are slated to be moved within the next week or so.

We planned a concrete walkway from the driveway to the back deck, we haven't decided on exactly what to the office. It's probably going to be a concrete path rather than stone. My wife has a bad knee so smooth and level will outweigh aesthetics in this case.

Moving along nicely with construction. Next thing you know, It'll be punch list time. Advice from an Architect, make sure you are picky! The contractor might hate you for it, but it's your house.

Stone was a bad choice of words for the path. I should have said pavers. A lot better than sheets of plywood!

Oh yeah, I'll be picky, you better believe it.

After ready that, I'd be scared if I was your contractor!!