Tonight we disconnect the kitchen plumbing & remove the old countertops. We are also moving the old stove out of the dining room.
The Silestone comes tomorrow morning!!!
Anything I should know or check for during installation?
Oh, I am so excited for you!
Want to hear my plumbing drama for today??????? tough, you are going to anyway.
So yesterday I went to IKEA (day trip for us) and FIL worked on a few things around here. He had to turn off the water to the house around 4:00 he comes to me all upset and says it won't turn back on. The valve is busted.
Soooooooooo He calls his friend who is a plumber. He says he can't touch it, the city has to come and shut off the water to the house from the street. Of course they can't today. It is 4:00 and everyone went home for the day.
So they are coming at 8:00 am the next day (today.)
Sure enough 8:00 rolls around and they guy is out there. He says he found the line, but it is under the driveway. They have to dig it up. They did (just a small hole) and it still would not turn off. So they have to get more people, more equipment and dig about 7 feet down and replace the whole line and dig up about half of my drive (just near the base of it.)
They did, they got it done but it took about 7 hours.

The good news is the guys were very nice, worked really hard and didn't let any of the troubles we kept encountering stop them. They didn't disappear for long times, and they patched it up. They said the city will replace it, but they don't know when.
The good news is it is all part of city expenses, so it doesn't cost us a dime. I almost feel over when he said it was under the drive way and we had to dig it up. I was sure this was going to cost us a thousand dollars.
We have water again. My FIL said he put the new valve on before they even got out of the hole in the driveway.
All this to fix the line running to the fridge for ice and the dishwasher.