Progress @ Log Home on Legend Lake near Keshena
Posted by admin on Mar 26, 2010

deck being built

bathroom slate tile being setDeck being builtPainting being done

painting being done
uilding on Legend Lake
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Progress on Munger Lake
Posted by admin on Mar 24, 2010
Interior Tongue and Groove being Installed @ Munger Lake

Great Room CeilingKitchen
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SPRING HOME SHOWS
Posted by admin on Mar 17, 2010
Bohm Builders will be present at 3 Home Shows this spring. This is a reminder of the dates and times and places. I hope to see you there!!
WBAY Home and Garden Show
March 18-21
Shopko Hall-Green Bay, Wisconsin
See us in the Golden Eagle Log Homes Booth
Wolf River Builders Association Home and Cottage Show
April 9-11
Crawford Center Shawano, Wisconsin
See us in the Bohm Builders Booth
Cabin and LAkefront Living Show
April 16-18
See us at the State Fair Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin inside the Wisconsin Exposition Center in the Golden Eagle Log Homes Booth
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FINISHED BASEMENTS
Posted by admin on Mar 14, 2010
Some folks will opt to upgrade to floor trusses as opposed to floor joists. The floor trusses will cost a little bit more, but as the picture below shows, you are able to install all of the electrical wiring, Nearly all of the plumbing pipes and nearly all of the heating and cooling ducts up inside the truss. This means nothing hangs down which means you can have a taller and more spacious feeling lower level of your home. Very inexpensive square footage. The trusses also typically will span much farther over a given area, reducing the need for steel posts and wood beam to support the load of the upper floors. More area in the lower level for pool tables, furniture and you can be more creative. A few bucks more, sure. But a very nice functional technique used to really add to the homes size and living area.

Ductwork and wiring up within the floor truss over a future rec room in the basement

Here you can see the wiring, plumbing pipes and ductowrk within the truss
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Anatomy of a Drilled Well
Posted by admin on Mar 9, 2010
When you build where there is no soure of municipal water, you will need a well, by state law. The well system needs to deliver water that is eventually tested by a third party laboratory. We take care of that for you. The picture is showing a pressure tank. The pump, which is down inside the well, which is outside your home, sends water into the house, and into this pressure tank. Inside this tank is a bladder that gets stretched outward as it is filled with water from the well. When you ask for water(turn on the kitchen sink faucett or the shower faucett) this bladder squeezes water out and thru the interior piping to whichever particular faucett you just turned on. The well’s pump, of course will then kick on to replenish the water inside the pressure tank. When we do the well, we do it all, the drilliing, the wiring of the pump, the pump, the pressure tank, the fittings and the safe water test that is required. KInda complicated but like somebody once told me…a well is a deep subject.

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Late Winter Progress @ Munger Lake Log Home
Posted by admin on Mar 2, 2010
Fireplace has now been installed


Porch ceiling is covered with tongue and groove pine
Some interior finishing has been done in Bedroom #2.
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