In the spring of 2015 The Potter Building Company broke ground on a new home in Lincolnville, Maine.  The owner, a single woman with grown children wanted a home that was as close to Net Zero as possible.  Tom guided her through the design process with a local firm, and she found a single floor layout that met her needs.

To make the home as energy efficient as possible, the choice was made to build with SIPS.  The owner chose to have a solar power system installed as well to reduce her energy use even further.

To give you a sense of the project, we’ve put together these photos taken throughout the project.

 

The beginning of the foundation.

Getting things started by digging the foundation.

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And there it is.  Ready to build.

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Laying the radiant heat tubing.

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The light concrete pour that will become the stained concrete floor.

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The SIPS are here!  This pile of wood will become the house in just a few short days!

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There it goes.

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And the shell is up!

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The interior work begins.

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And then the exterior.

img_20151110_150618 The solar array is getting installed.

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The Sheetrock has been hung.

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The concrete floors are stained, and the custom kitchen is just awaiting counter-tops.

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 And it’s finished!

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