Monday was a busy day at the house. Preethi had been by during lunch and said there were 6 trucks there, which is believable as plumbing work, concrete prep, painting, and the culvert pipe installation were done.
The pedestal sink on the main floor bathroom. We thought the space was a little tight so we used a pedestal sink instead of a normal vanity.
Toilet on the main floor bathroom. (I'm not posting every picture of every toilet). There was water in the toilet, but water had not been hooked up to the house yet. I figure the water was there to a) check for leaks, and b) cut down on septic gas flowing back into the house (not that there should be that much yet...)
The laundry room wash basin (some assembly required).
Faucet for the sink in the Jack and Jill bathroom. One of the things that annoys me about the current house are the faucets do not extend out far enough. This means I tend to bump my hands against the back of the sink when I'm washing my hands.
The throne in the throne room.
Hot water heater was installed today.
The faucet on the kitchen sink.
The master bath jacuzzi tub which we'll use like 3 or 4 times a year (though who knows as we get older and need a good soak?). But it's kinda de rigeur for new construction.
Rebar was added in preparation for pouring concrete in the sidewalk.
Rebar was also added for the apron and the garage stoop.
The garage got its first coat of paint.
Another view of painting in the garage. I didn't know that the painters were going to paint the wood "pure white" while the walls were dover white (the yellowish white).
The culvert pipe. Surface treatment for the driveway is scheduled for later this week.
Preethi looks at the sidewalk. The lines in the concrete are regularly spaced control joints. 
Sidewalk viewed from the driveway.
Pads for the propane tank (front) and condensers (back).
Basement stoop. Note that the smaller concrete jobs don't get control joints.
Garage stoop and apron. These have control joints.
Heat exchanger has now been wired up for the basement and main level (the other one is in the attic for the second floor.)
A little oval framing was done on the jacuzzi tub in the master bathroom
The water entry point for the house was sealed.
