Not too much has been accomplished lately as I have been over-busy with farm stuff and it is now wedding season. A while back Andy and I started the sheathing. As you might guess this is somewhat difficult when done from ladders. Andy, however, is a good sport and we accomplished a good bit in the time we had available.
Andy is also a professional builder and the strain of the slow going was beginning to tell a bit. Finally, he said to me, "I'm a builder. You're a brewer. If I have my crew here, we can get this done in a day. You need to be setting up the brewing side of things." I do not doubt that he is correct. Furthermore, I was not treasuring the idea of trying to hoist sheets of OSB 30 feet up a ladder to sheath the back part of the brewery. I have a thing about risking the lives of my volunteers. So I agreed to have Andy's boss gin up an estimate on finishing the roof and sheathing.
A few days later Barry and Andy came out to look at the place. Like Andy, Barry is a nice guy with a lot of good ideas. The estimates he gave me are quite reasonable, so we have decided to go with his company to get the roof and sheathing done. Hopefully this will help speed up the process. At any rate, I will not be doing much on the brewery as I am booked the next three weekends for weddings and other minutiae.
I am hoping that once things get back to normal, and the more dangerous work is done, we can have another work party. It has been too long since we had one.
I will keep you all posted.
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| We got a few things done... |
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