Windows, electrical conduit, and continued block work in Readlyn

This week, we've seen a few changes at the Readlyn site, some of which are the result of progress at the site, and others which are the result of the changing weather in our state. As you can see by the attached pictures, conduit is being run for electrical outlets inside the building. You can also see the steel studs that are being installed. Another change at the job site can be seen on the northeast end of the building. As you drive by the site, you'll see sheets of plastic draped over scaffolding. Inside that "tent," block layers continue on with the work to finish the exterior walls of the structure. By keeping the work area enclosed, Schuler Masonry is able to heat the space, which keeps the materials like mortar at a temperature that allows them to continue to work. Another big change you'll see at Readlyn is the installation of windows; the past few days, you can see the windows being installed, especially on the south side of the building. As more and more of the building is enclosed, and progress is harder and harder to see, hopefully the blog will give you a picture of what is happening inside the building. Thanks for checking in on the blog. Remember, if you have questions, don't hesistate to give me a call at home (319-279-3428), at school (319-638-6711), or on my cell phone (563-880-3920), by e-mail (cgarber@wapsievalleyschools.org), or by stopping out at school for a visit.