Wencil started working on the house in the '70s when he was running two businesses. With both a trucking company and an asphalt business, he should have had a little time to work on expanding his house, but because he requires only about three hours of sleep a night, he had spare time to work on his projects. After Wencil bought the house, he added a second story and extended the house. He planted more than 500 trees to beautify his 40 acres of land. Nothing is ordinary in the house.
Every room has something unusual about it.
One object of pride for the Eads is their dining room set made of myrtle wood. It is 8 feet 2 inches long and 6 feet wide. Included in the set are a china cabinet, serving cart and buffet. The shop also made the couple a miniature of the dining room set with working drawers and doors on the china cabinet and buffet. A mural of different Bible stories is painted on the ceiling of the dining room because the table is comparable to what was used in that period of time and before.