Shower door installed:
However, we took a step forward and a few steps back.
1) The stove / range we thought was propane only, but turns out it is dual fuel with a 240Vac electric oven. However, we took out the old 240Vac circuit for it. Electrician is putting one in, maybe tomorrow as they'll be here doing some wiring lights on the chicken coop.
2) There is a beverage fridge but I suspect the original wall (1971) was a little out of square and the opening at the counter was 24" but it was only 23-1/2" at the bottom. Oops. That got fixed.
3) The dishwasher electrical was wired on the wrong side and the cord is 1' too short. The GC is getting them a new cord. Otherwise, they would turn the water on to the house again.
4) The HVAC and Plumbers both thought the other was going to do a gas line for the water heater (see picture above). We are going from an electric tank to a gas on demand with recirculation. So we need a gas line. The GC contacted the HVAC guys as they did the rest of the gas work, and apparently the rule is which ever trade touches it does it all. They quoted $1,700 to run a line from the manifold (under the house) that connects the other appliances. I said, "hold the presses, that's HIGH". Finally got the plumber out to look at it to get a quote from them. He came out today and said, "that won't work." It will fire with one faucet going, but if you start a second you won't have enough gas pressure and it will flame out and fault.
Said to get the propane company to run a new line and put in a second regulator.
Contacted the propane company and about 1/2 hour later they asked if I could meet them out there to look at it. They came out a little bit ago and said that it will be fairly easy. They'll put a T in the supply line, run a line to the water heater and put a second regulator in and hook it up. They agreed with the plumber that if we ran it off the manifold it wouldn't work. Looking back over the pricing from when they ran the lines from the tank to the house and generator a few months ago, the job should be under $500 including if I have to buy the regulator (right now, I rent the tank. Was going to buy and bury but decided to save $10k as it's already over budget). They said it won't be Monday but they'll get to it pretty quickly.
Wife is going out of town next week. We're hoping the following week we will be able to start moving stuff back in and put enough stuff in to be able to stay in the house.