Report by Roger:

2 flooring workers time 700 to 230 installing
         remove grout
         putt kimic

3 polish workers installing
         sealer on the floor

GBR crew
  zuli
  Eleana
  rigo
  roger
  jesse
  arturo

oscar gino in palmdale

measure the attic on the front (Michael Ni Request)
do the inventory the box
sand the dry wall

Report by Eleana:

Bevelloni

• Cabinets:

GBR crew almost finished the inventory for all Baths. All boxes are present. As of now, there are 2 decorative columns/legs from Master Bath 1A that they are still searching for.

FYI, Jesse and Rigo also worked with me on answering Michael Ni’s measurement requests.

Notice: We will need to re-order parts (flutes & baseboards) for the Dressings 1A & 2 for production mistakes. Zuli will provide drawings. 

• Marble Honing/Sealing:

The guys came out today and sealed the:

1.      Wokhy

2.      Pantry

3.      Informal Dining

4.      Basement Kitchen

They first honed areas in Informal Dining room and then sprayed a “Solvent Based Fluoropolymer Impregnator” sealant that is for “water & oil protection for natural stone” (I checked the label). Then, they used a microfiber pad to mop and spread the sealant. The areas cannot be accessed until 24 hrs later – tomorrow around 1pm.

As of now, they will not charge us anything. They will be billing us on a per floor basis – basement, partial 1^st floor, other part of 1^st floor, and 2^nd floor. Grinding for lippage removal, honing & 1^st seal is at 75% of the cost, which = $1.70 per sq ft. The 2^nd honing with polish & 2^nd seal will be billed at 25% cost, which = $0.55 per sq ft, when ALL floors are complete.

• Marble Grout Repair:

Gonzalo & one other guy came out and worked on the basement hall floor today. He said they will finish tomorrow and then we will let it dry for 2 days.

• Motorcourt Cobblestone:

I met with Ken, the hardscape supervisor from Valley Crest today. He brought in more samples from a supplier called, Brouget Brothers. These cobblestones are the closest we’ve found so far. I will be getting more of the same samples soon, but take a look at the pictures attached and see how similar they are.  

• Front Entrance Canopy:

Please see the drawing I sent you yesterday of the 4 columns Michael Ni proposed. We discussed it today once more and the only alternative is to have the 4 columns halfway inside of the building and halfway out of the building. However, this option will require us to get a permit, as it will be visible from outside.

Tentative for tomorrow: 

• GBR crew will be installing drywall in the Dressing 1B tomorrow, along with searching for the last 2 pieces needed to complete the Bath inventory.

Notice: GBR crew also needs to remove cabinets from 3 Dressing rooms in order to drill out for puck lights. The cabinet drawings called out for puck lights but the factory did not prep the boxes for them.

• FYI… Also, the honed marble areas will need to be covered and then we will be able to begin on the Wok cabinet staging/installation.