Here I am using my handy dandy transit level to set the point of origin for the new rooms. I used the existing rear corner of the house to set a straight line across the back. Then, I set the transit to the line, 32' and 2" from the edge of the old house, swung the transit 90º to set the second line to the house.



































After I established my point of origin (the corner nearest the camera) I began setting the blocks. I had to draw lines (with the transit level) to establish the north line and the west line. This has everything lined up with the back of the existing house, then 90º towards the existing rear. So far, so good.

Next up, I had to set the beams. They had to be leveled to the existing floor inside. I went all the way around the house with the ledger beam to keep things level with the existing floor. Guess what, it all came out level.

This is the trailer shortly after I began building the beams and the floor framing. I had to go to two different lumber yards to get the right size lumber for the project. As you can tell, it was a close fit and the trailer held its weight well.

I started building and setting the beams in place.

Next I added the floor joist.

This is the finished floor section, waiting on the subfloor. I will not add the subfloor until I know the framers are a couple of days away. This is all treated wood, so it can handle the rain.