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A room with a view - Part 4 - Charlottesville VA

Trim and Electrical

We are progressing so fast that while I am out showing Charlottesville Real Estate, I am missing a lot of the building process!

We are now installing the trim using a product called Miratec. This is a Treated Exterior Composite that is widely used in the area.

Working with a lot of my clients who build I get exposed to many different types of materials!

Now while I was out yesterday the electricians came and installed the wiring for 4 can lights and 2 fans...

Soon we will have all the trim completed and the ceiling and decking material will arrive!

Charlottesville Construction Part 3

Charlottesville Construction Part 1 and 2

Stay Tuned!!!

Charles McDonald

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Posted by Charlottesville Real Estate - Your Trusted Broker Charles McDonald on 08/22/2008 06:32 AM

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5 Comments on A room with a view - Part 4 - Charlottesville VA

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2008

Charles - Very soon you will be enjoying that room. Thanks for the link to Miratec.

Charles I know the composite material is much more expensive but it is really worth it in the long run. The stuff looks great too.

Bill - Wait until you see the deck materials, we just got them delivered...

Charles, I like the detail work in photo 1. The crown molding affect is sweet in my book.

Charles, looks like a fabulous addition to your home. I'm planning a similar thing for next year, so it will be fun to follow your progress!

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