The process includes organizing OSB boards and creating temporary flooring for safety. Floorboards are removed in the salon to inspect and repair joists and fireplaces. Outdoor tasks involve preparing a sandpit and maintaining the garden. Plumbing work ensures a functional toilet, and final preparations are made for upcoming guests, balancing renovation work with hospitality.
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