The Best Part of Building This House Is Who I’m Becoming | Mtn Home Ep. 37

They can't harm you, if they can't find you! Use code atticus at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: https://incogni.com/atticus Twelve years ago, we bought our first sailboat and signed up for a life of learning things the hard way. Now, finishing the plumbing in our mountain home brings that same mix of uncertainty, mistakes, and hard-earned confidence. With three days until our plumber returns, I tackle the remaining sinks, toilets, and shower fittings—and get a reminder that the best part of this build isn't just the house. Meanwhile, Desiree digs our winter clothes out of storage and tackles a few finishing jobs of her own. We also reunite with the photographer who captured our wedding nine years ago—this time with two little girls to keep up with. Huge thanks to Pro-Star Plumbing for the rough-in and their continued help with our plumbing. Pro-Star Plumbing: 828-226-2312 | PROSTARPLUMBINGLLC@YAHOO.COM Family photos by our friend Ashley Shutter: https://www.ashleyshutterphotography.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/ashutterphoto ➤New to the channel? 👉 Subscribe and follow our journey! @ProjectAtticus ➤ Love our videos? Become a Patron to help support the channel & get early ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/ProjectAtticus ➤ Gear we use: Sunglasses: https://www.shrsl.com/35iim Discount Code HPATTICUS Keen Footwear: https://www.bit.ly/2GSEMjt Our Mobile Internet Solutions - MobileMustHave: https://www.mobilemusthave.com Bluetti Portable Power Station: https://www.bluettipower.com/products/home-backup-power-ac500?variant=46381280493787 Chapters 00:00 What we're building along the way 00:47 Three days to finish the plumbing 02:33 The last sink won't fit 06:45 Finding our winter clothes 07:47 Finishing touches and moldy trim 09:10 Installing the toilets 12:05 Getting better at the hard things 13:13 Finishing the tub and shower 15:24 Reuniting with our wedding photographer 16:36 Family photos with the girls 18:01 Nine years later, still butterflies