Below is a photo of the house showing progress of work as of Saturday, November 21st. This includes installation of exterior sheathing, hurricane straps, Tyvek on the front of house, three windows, and start of blocking for foam insulation. Volunteers installed and nailed sheathing and placed “Perma Felt” as a waterproofing cover for the roof. Tuesday and Wednesday a crew from Strobel Construction set the roof tresses, decked the roof, and installed the fascia board.

After taking Thanksgiving week off, work will resume Thursday December 3 through Saturday December 5. Work begins at 9 am and continues until 3:30 pm. All volunteers are welcome each day, especially volunteers who helped on the Big Build.

The following photo was taken on Tuesday November 17:

What a difference a few days makes!!  If you would like to help in the transformation, please contact WVHH’s Volunteer Coordinator, Liz Wayland, at ewayland.wvhh@gmail.com.  Or if you would like to volunteer for Wimberley Valley Habitat for Humanity, but feel uncomfortable working at a construction site, please consider volunteering at the village Store on River Road.  For every hour volunteered for Wimberley Valley Habitat for Humanity it receives funds for its building projects.  For more information contact Charlie Fleming at 512-847-2184.

To get to the site go west on RR 2325 and turn onto Woodcreek Drive.  Turn right at the first street El Camino Real, and proceed to the first street on the right, Lomas Verde Trail.  Turn onto Lomas Verde Trail and follow it to the house site 8 Lomas Verde Trail.