Habitat house takes shape with help from volunteers
Oct 2, 2015
A crew installs the gable on the new Habitat for Humanity house. COURTESY JACK BECK
The Buzzards Bay Area Habitat for Humanity's first build in Marion is well underway with help from volunteers and local businesses.
For the past two weeks students from Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School have prepared trusses and siding for the single family home on Route 6.
A crew from Lars Olson's Fine Home Building, Shoreline Remodeling and Little Harbor Builders began installing the trusses and siding last weekend. The trusses were supplied by Reliable Truss and lifted in place by Mike Levitt, owner of Seacoast Crane Services.
Pilgrim Bank supplied the volunteers with food.
To volunteer to help with the build, call 508-758-4517 or email BuzzardsBayAreaHabitat@yahoo.com.
A crew installs the gable on the new Habitat for Humanity house. COURTESY JACK BECK
The roof raising crew. COURTESY JACK BECK
The Upper Cape crew on the job. COURTESY JACK BECK
Pilgrim Bank provides food for the volunteers. COURTESY JACK BECK
Volunteers install the truss. COURTESY JACK BECK
