Even while the kitchen is torn up, I didn't want to live with the crappy old fridge w/o an ice maker. So out with the old:
In with the new Samsung
That will tide me over until I can really tear into the kitchen. If I put trim around it, it gets pretty close to a built in look without all the fuss and cost. And it's easier to replace in the event of failure. Could look like this.
Old garage doors/openers had issues. No remote for one, iffy remote connection for the others, and very noisy and bumpy. Doors themselves were ok, but put new rollers in, and found a good deal on modern 3/4 hp garage door openers. Got one installed.
Knew there was some empty space under the stairs, good use of space for long-term storage. Could put a door on it but probably doesn't need it since that is all in a closet already. I'll reinforce the upper beam and remove the 2 studs.
Removing the drywall and trim around the windows so that I can measure for replacements. Also cut the drywall around the water plumbing that was exposed in the basement. Discovered it was just really, really lazy plumbing. They moved the exterior faucet and didn't bother to replumb correctly.
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