1. Disabled Veterans Committee on Housing 1st Special Adapted Home 147 Duwamish Trail, Winchester, Va By R. L. Seely Homes, LLC Richard Seely Jr., Builder

2. This is Groundbreaking Day

3. R. L. Seely Homes, LLC sign

4. Clearing the Land

5. Clearing the Land #2

6. Footers Being Installed

7. Final of the Footers & Foundation

8. Another view of the Foundation area

9. Next Photo’s are of the Framing

10. More Framing

11. More Framing

12. Trusses are set in place

13. A View of the Area from a Hillside

14. Seems like work never is never done.

15. View from the Hillside

16. The Framing continues to shape the home

17. All building are wrapped and checked by the Supervisor

18. Roofing Tiles are going on the building

19. As in most building the vapor paper is applied

20. Not much at present but that leads to the Master Bedroom with a deck outside of the door area.

21. All garage areas are checked to be sure their vehicle will fit without difficulty, this case a standard 2 car garage

22. A visit from Old Man winter

23. This is where the interior framing gets started as you can see its completely stick built no prefab in our homes.

24. All of our ramps are IAW Special Adapted Housing Requirements for veterans

25. Ductwork being installed

26. Cutting for the windows to be installed

27. As you see it all looks like a giant maize, but just wait and see

28. The recessed lighting fixtures are being installed

29. The fireplace insert for the cold winter nights in the country

30. We are peeking in through the window

31. Doesn’t look it, but the started on the roll in shower for the Master’s Suite

32. You can see even without the walls the spacious area in the home

33. The spacious garage area with utility storage on the left side for the veteran.

34. We encourage the veteran or family member to come and see and make sure, ask questions

35. As mentioned earlier this is a utility area and storage towards the door

36. The bathtub has arrived for the Family Bath area

37. Area is prepared for the insulation that is ready for to be installed

38. The Dining Room area

39. This is the Master Suite with a Computer Niche

40. The Veteran’s Roll in Shower area

41. Everything keeps moving along, and drywall was installed, taped, mudded then primed

42. Crown Molding was requested and is being installed

43. Spacious area by the front door to come in and out of the door

44. Changes to the original plans stated as a ramp here, but due to the crawl space entrance it was changed to a steps area

45. Can you tell me why it’s a French Door and not like its stated????

46. The Kitchen cabinets are installed

47. This slope may look its too step for a wheelchair, but it was checked and was in compliance of SAH

48. Siding has been selected and installed and the home is coming together

49. Another view of the siding & shingles

50. As in most country builds there is a drain field that is required and installed

51. The final siding has been installed

52. As I mentioned earlier this would changed and as you can see it has

53. All items are selected by the veteran and this was the non slip flooring selected by the family

54. Carpet was selected and installed

55. Carpet was installed in the Living Room

56. SAH requirements is a 5ft turn around for wheelchairs as you see we have complied

57. As in all areas the kitchen area is coming together

58. This area is been designed for a small office or a family den area

59. The Master Suite Shower tile and features

60. This veteran needed a drop leaf for him to be able to eat at the counter with his wife for the first time in 5 years

61. With the veteran being able to cook, we installed a double oven setup for him and his wife

62. As in most kitchen’s the microwave accessible to the veteran

63. The family selected this glass top range for their use in the kitchen

64. Family liked the double door side by side with ice machine

65. This veteran can utilize this ramp in an emergency right off the Master’s suite to the outside

66. The outside area is cleared to install the grass seed, but as you will see later the veteran selected to go with sod installation

67. If steps are needed the builder is responsible for a straight white concrete, but the veteran selected to have a different installation as you will see shortly

68. This was the color just after application, and then when dried and sealed the pattern will takes effect

69. The builder works with a concrete designer for this pattern, but the veteran has to allow for this at time of financing

70. A close up of the design for your inspection

71. If you remember I said that the builder is required to apply grass seed, but this veterans wanted a instant lawn with the sod

72. So after the family planted the flowers they wanted, then the sod clearing takes place

73. All the ground has been stripped of weeds and debris and then adds top soil for the sod to grip onto and then as you will see the sod has arrived and ready for installation

74. More clearing and preparing the land

75. The area looks well enough and the sod is delivered for it to be laid

76. The sod has arrived and will be set into place the next day.

77. Bright and early the next day the workers are hard at the sod installation

78. One of the added features for a country home is a propane powered generator for the veteran , but we prefer them to be in all homes where our veteran swill live

79. As you see the workers are just making sure they have the perfect fit for the lawn to be maintain for years

80. Room left for more flowers that family requested

81. We want our veterans to have all they require to feel really good about the home and themselves

82. Here is Clay Hatcher and the veterans wife examine the finished project to make sure it is done right, the owner wants the veteran to be happy

83. Clay Hatcher the President and Owner of Premier Turf Farm make the inspections personally as his name is one this and he want no mistakes

84. As you can see the owner’s wife has the flowers planted already, as they want the home ready

85. This was the Dedication of the Disabled Veterans Committee’s on Housing new office – dedicated by Veteran on October 8, 2009

86. Our Summary of Comments on R. L. Seely Homes, LLC The 1st Special Adapted Home that was built by this Disabled Veteran Committee on Housing Builder in the Winchester area, and people have remarked how they loved the design, the layout of the home, that it will suit the veteran needs and that they wish they know this builder when they had their home built, so I can say that Rich Seely has the veteran needs at heart in his design and goes the extra mile to make the veteran feel their independence, and that’s the goal of the DVCH mission to make the home accessible, affordable and independent for the veteran.