It is always great working with a great organization like Habitat for Humanity
The Courier
February 10 at 1:56 PM ·
Roof trusses are lifted onto a Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County home this morning, with help from a crane donated by Northwest Ohio Crane Service of McComb.
Habitat construction/repair manager Steve Gibbs explained the house at 831 Putnam St. had been condemned by the city and was scheduled to be torn down. Instead, crews from Habitat spent three weeks gutting the inside of the home. By the time the nine-person family receives keys to the home about mid-June, all of the structure's wiring, siding and mechanicals will be brand new.
This is the local Habitat chapter’s 44th home build and will require up to 500 volunteers. Shown setting the trusses are crews from Integrity Contracting and Consulting of Findlay.
Just some projects we have done
Just finished up this project today
Integrity Contracting & Consulting updated their phone number.
Another project going on for Habitat for Humanity metal framing and hang and finish . Glad to work with a great organization
Another project going on total facelift and and 3 car garage more pics to come
Help Wanted: Looking for drywallers , framers, plumbing , electrical, all around residential construction knowledge is a must and have car with valid license and able to work 40 plus hours . And not be on phone every 10 minutes
