Daily log · Aug. 28, 2026
JBH project story
Flagler Estates Custom Home with Loft
A St. Johns County custom home with a loft and dormer revision, showing coordinated framing, stair integration, roof dry-in, rough trades, loft insulation, and site grading.

Project overview
Construction decisions made visible.
The loft and dormer make this Flagler Estates custom home a coordination-heavy build. The revision affects the roof geometry, stairs, structural framing, mechanical distribution, and the inspections that release each following trade.
JBH’s daily logs document the work as it moved from revised framing through top-out and dry-in. The result is a clear record of how design changes were translated into field tasks without losing sight of the next inspection or handoff.
New field photos show insulation at the loft ceiling, exposed framing and rough-in work, plus graded access and ground around the home. The house remains under construction, with these details documented before interior finishes conceal them.
What the work involved
- Custom-home framing with integrated loft and dormer
- Stair layout and revised roof-framing coordination
- Plumbing top-out, HVAC rough, and electrical sequencing
- House wrap, roofing underlayment, inspections, and field cleanup
- Loft insulation and site grading documented in progress photos
Field record
Documented milestones
Project notes are translated into a clear construction sequence so owners can see what happened and why the next step matters.
Daily log · Aug. 31, 2026
Framing and plumbing reached inspection sequence
Framing advanced to an inspection-ready point, plumbing top-out was complete, and the next inspections and trade handoffs were coordinated.Daily log · Sept. 3, 2026
HVAC rough and house wrap completed
HVAC rough work and house wrap were recorded complete while roofing underlayment, shingles, and electrical rough were sequenced next.Photo update
Loft insulation and site grading documented
New field photos show batt insulation at the sloped loft ceiling and graded ground around the home and entrance drive.Progress gallery
From the project file
Field photography documents concealed work, visible progress, and completed details—not stock construction imagery.








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