My wife and I did. Began in August, 1973 and moved in in October, 1974 with lower level unfinished.
Hired excavation, concrete work, plastering, well and septic. The rest we did outselves. Many a midnight knowing we had to get up at 6:00 am. Still have pictures of Mrs. Dave 2N installing the insulation. And while all of this was going on, we built a 32x48 pole barn too.
Twelve years and two kids later, we added a 24x24 addition.
In 2003 we built a 32x32 shop and in 2004 added a "three season room" in place of the patio. Believe it or not, doing the foundation for this in preparation for the walls (company isnstalled) was the most challenging and difficult project I ever attempted. But it turned out nice.
Biggest mistake?? Not buying land two miles south of here, across the state border. That would have put us in PA instead of NY.
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