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Shingles Go Up on Duplex 4 as Construction Moves Forward in Old Washington

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Exciting progress is underway on Duplex 4, and the build is starting to truly look like home.

DCL Construction has officially begun installing the shingles on Duplex 4, marking another significant step forward for the project. It is one of the most satisfying phases of new construction, because the finished roofline gives the home a familiar, welcoming look for the first time.

A Big Step Forward

Roofing marks a turning point in any residential build. Up until now, much of the work on Duplex 4 has been behind the scenes, from the foundation to the framing and everything in between. The shingles bring a visible change that neighbors can see, and they signal that the duplex is closing in on the final stages.

It will not be long before Duplex 4 really starts looking like home.

Work You Can See

For anyone in the Old Washington neighborhood of Maysville, there is something rewarding about watching a property take shape right in the community. This phase of construction is especially visible, as the new roof begins to define the character of the building.

A few notes on what this step involves:

  • Experienced crew on site: DCL Construction is handling the shingle installation with care and attention to detail.
  • A finished roofline: With the shingles in place, the exterior is moving closer to completion.
  • A home-ready feel: This stage brings the duplex one step closer to looking like a finished residence.

What Comes Next

Each stage of construction builds on the last, and Duplex 4 is no exception. We love watching every phase come together, and we are excited about what is ahead.

More updates are coming as work continues in the Old Washington neighborhood.

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Stay tuned for more progress from Watson Development. Follow us for updates on Duplex 4 and the other projects we have underway in Maysville, Kentucky.