Hey, it's Christine. For those of you that don't know me I am married to the love of my life, Kent and we have three beautiful daughters, two that still live at home. Sierra is 16 and JoAnne is 5. Last year we started the paperwork to build our new home. We are finally ready to move some dirt! It's been a long rocky road up to this point and we are so ready to start the construction. I love working with everyone at Newrock! They have been great. Eric had to deal with me from day one! He had great suggestions and was a huge help while I changed the floor plan all around. Lisa did an awesome job with the floor plan and making all the little changes I asked for. Clint bombarded me with a ton of options and had to deal with my indecisiveness. He constantly keeps me updated on what is going on! I am one of those people that needs to know what is happening even if nothing is happening! I decided to keep this blog so my husband can keep up with what is going on during the construction while he is currently working in Afghanistan and for my friends and family. Hope you guys like it!
Okay, it was so rude of me not to list the one person who put us in touch with Newrock and who volunteered to hold my hand through this whole process - my husbands good friend and realtor - Randy Peck! Randy has been "holding my hand" from day one, always answers my calls and if for some reason he doesn't know the answer to one of my million questions, he finds out for me. Thanks again Randy for always being there (oh, I'm still waiting for our dinner date.)
Monday, May 2, 2011
April 30 - Well Drilling
So this morning I arrive at the site with a dozen donuts, all ready to begin the well drilling. I was met by two gentlemen and I asked where the rest of the crew was. Silly me, I didn't realize it only takes one or two guys to drill a well - who knew. Those guys worked hard all day long! They drilled down to 200' and no water. So much for hoping to hit it at 60'. The best part was I was totally freaking out each time they added 20'. Someone at sometime told me it was about $100 a foot to drill a well. With each 20' I was thinking, okay I guess I don't need granite countertops, okay I guess I don't really need a balcony outside my bedroom and I probably don't need a breakfast bar in my room. Luckily, the guys told me it was only $23 a foot. I felt so much better and was ready to start drilling again. After talking it over, the guys decided to call it a day and said they would go look at some maps of the placement of wells in the area and come back to start it all over. So my well drilling blog will be continued...................
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