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construction updates! (april 2018)

Watching the restaurant come together piece by piece was for sure the funnest part of this endeavor. 

We loved stopping by regularly to make sure things were on track and see what had changed

It's crazy how little things, like vinyl signage on the door, can be so exciting!

Kevin teamed with our awesome builder Peter Jones (Pantheon Construction) to manage the project. He also worked hands-on a lot in the beginning with demolition. After that, he would still assist with little things here and there.

I helped some with demo as well ... but mostly just admired;).

Our amazing kiddos (and sometimes friends;) also did a lot of work!!

They were great about jumping in and helping with demo, trucking things back and forth, helping with the heavy lifting (like with this beast of a trash receptacle).

It was hard work, but I think they enjoyed it quite a bit as well ... talk about a family project!

During this time we were also taking care of a ton of back-end work and beginning to interview and hire.

We're almost there!!!

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