Starting on drywalling the walls

I wouldn't be putting up more drywall yet, but I want to get the house refinanced to take advantage of the stupidly low interest rates and get rid of PMI.  Talking to the people at the bank, I need to at least have the drywall up to get it appraised, and with the way the housing market is going that should be enough to refinance.  I'll definitely have to take a decent amount of this down in the future to do more behind it, but at least it'll already be cut.

Apparently I didn't take as many pictures as I normally would for this, but I guess I just wanted to get it done so I didn't.  This is the first bedroom, and I got it mostly done except for one piece in the closet.  Since there wasn't much more to do in the closet I also did the insulation in there.

Some stuff to make the electrical inspector happy

The electrical inspector didn't like how I had multiple runs of romex next to each other on a 2x4 stud, so I changed them.  The other way definitely looked cleaner, but oh well.

Cleaning up for the winter

I've been really lucky how long the weather has stayed nice, but it's that time of year that it could snow any day now so I really need to clean everything up.  Of course a nail had to go right through the middle of my hose.

No more scaffolding!

Now it's here.

I need to get the siding out of the garage so I can park in it, so I'm building a base to put it on outside.  Of course I used the skid steer to dig it out to make it flat/level.

Moving all that siding again was a ton of work.  Just need to wrap it up now.