Now that the second story is up, here’s a sneak peek from an upstairs window. This is what the homeowner will get to enjoy every day – a peaceful Nedonna Beach view.

We’ve started framing the second story and we must admit, the view is amazing. To top it all off, the weather has been absolutely gorgeous in Nedonna Beach for the last couple of weeks, providing us with a working environment we certainly can’t complain about.

It’s days like this that make working on the coast so amazing!
Pictured from left to right: Emily (Homeowner), Chuck, Ken, Toby & Bill

The ground floor frame work is nearly complete. It won’t be long now before this home really starts to take shape. You’ll notice our crew is wearing their trusty rain gear – we never let a little rain slow us down.

And, so it begins! The framing is well underway and before you know it, the skeleton of this house will be complete. Our highly skilled crew has been doing this a long time – we know how important each process is. You won’t find a team more focused and precise in their construction than ours!

The 2×4’s are here! Now that the foundation is complete, we’re ready to start framing the walls of this custom home. Constructing the foundation and framing are crucial steps in the building process – both work together to provide strength and stability for the new structure.

The gravel is here! We’re getting ready to lay down and then pack a solid gravel base before we pour concrete. We need a strong gravel base to prevent the concrete from cracking and shifting, especially in this sandy location. Each day out here at Nedonna Beach we get one step closer to finishing this beautiful home’s foundation.

Here’s Toby working the day away, running the compactor to smooth out and level all that sand. We’re preparing for the next step of laying gravel for this custom Nedonna Beach home’s foundation.

Since we’re out here building a gorgeous, custom beach house, here’s a little Nedonna Beach history for you all. Believe it or not, Nedonna Beach wasn’t always beautiful beach lots, it was once a dairy farm. Robert Riley, the man behind this beach community, married a woman named Geneva Donna, who then became known as Geneva Riley nee Donna – hence the name Nedonna Beach.