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The Homebuilder's Association is well represented at the Dirty Boots Tour!
A Cut Above Siding installs the rear upper deck siding. We are the ONLY residential contractor they side for. My logic is the people who repair all the mistakes and problems will be the best to properly install the siding. 
Michael of Michael's Finish and Trim discussing details with Ronda Divers of Divers Interiors.
Cindy Oja of Ken Hoffman Realtors, Joe Newby of Ronda Divers Interiors, Jeff Heinze, Shelburne and Chuck Buller, owner of Park Place Cabinets.
My dear friend and source of the imagination of Sonoma, Stan Scrutton, AIBD
The Sonoma Team, Greg Heinze, Dawn Paris, Joe Newby, Cindy Oja, Ronda Divers, Jeff Heinze, Chuck Buller, Brett Groves, Stan Scrutton and Darin Park.
Our Chicago Title Team, Bill McCorkle, Rett Pratt and Nancy LaFontaine (I have worked with Nancy since the incorporation of Shelburne, 25 years!
Scott is the lead painter for Eric Hernanz Painting. He is one of the hardest workers I have met. He has been at the street managing and painting 7 days a week to make sure the project is done to our demanding level of expertise.
This gentleman works with Waco Scaffolding. The entire house had to be wrapped to allow the various trades to work as much as 60 feet off the ground safely.
The Three Musketeers???
Next week will be a week of tremendous change and activity...stay tuned for Sonoma's final stages.
Greg
With the sheetrock in and wonderboard down here comes the tile, cabinets and trim details.
We are using a 1" thick glazed terracotta tile in the wine room, thick and chunky.
The sight line from the outdoor room to the great room fireplace is almost 80 feet, open yet intimate.
Kohler's new 6' spa tub with waterfall, we are the first builder in the country to install this tub first introduced at IBS (International Building Show) in Chicago this past spring. There are numerous new fixtures and lines in Sonoma.
Base Cabinets for the Butler's Kitchen...
I was teasing Mike about sanding the top of the cabinets where no one would ever see them. His response, "I see them".
Indoor/outdoor room fireplace with tile flooring and Jeldwen BiParting doors.
The bright open Utility room, every room in the house except for one bath has exterior windows!!!
The NEW Trex deck with blind mounting (no surface nailing).
View of the lower court, planter beds and firepit area. Southern exposure and privacy.
Aluminum garage doors with polycarbonate glass, good match to the windows and let plenty of light into the garage without compromising security and privacy.
Upper and lowers for the butler's kitchen. The upper cabinets will be lit and fronted with seeded glass.
The master shower is a spa experience! We are using Kohler's DTV valve system that controls 6 outlets. We are having rain shower heads, regular and hand held heads and 3 body jets all of which are programmable for the individual user.
A good shot of the board/batt siding by Hardiplank. This concrete based board will withstand the roughest weather and require less maintenance.
Thanks for looking, it won't be long now.
Greg
The Homebuilder's Association is well represented at the Dirty Boots Tour!
A Cut Above Siding installs the rear upper deck siding. We are the ONLY residential contractor they side for. My logic is the people who repair all the mistakes and problems will be the best to properly install the siding. 
Michael of Michael's Finish and Trim discussing details with Ronda Divers of Divers Interiors.
Cindy Oja of Ken Hoffman Realtors, Joe Newby of Ronda Divers Interiors, Jeff Heinze, Shelburne and Chuck Buller, owner of Park Place Cabinets.
My dear friend and source of the imagination of Sonoma, Stan Scrutton, AIBD
The Sonoma Team, Greg Heinze, Dawn Paris, Joe Newby, Cindy Oja, Ronda Divers, Jeff Heinze, Chuck Buller, Brett Groves, Stan Scrutton and Darin Park.
Our Chicago Title Team, Bill McCorkle, Rett Pratt and Nancy LaFontaine (I have worked with Nancy since the incorporation of Shelburne, 25 years!
Scott is the lead painter for Eric Hernanz Painting. He is one of the hardest workers I have met. He has been at the street managing and painting 7 days a week to make sure the project is done to our demanding level of expertise.
This gentleman works with Waco Scaffolding. The entire house had to be wrapped to allow the various trades to work as much as 60 feet off the ground safely.
The Three Musketeers???
