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I think that this is the way to go because it's really hard to catch all of the things that can go on on site if you're not a professional. I built (ok got fell
by sgt101 5y ago
I think that this is the way to go because it's really hard to catch all of the things that can go on on site if you're not a professional. I built (ok got fellas in to build) an extension many years ago and I didn't catch that the drainage was inadequate until after they had completed and left - so I had to get that done separately and it wasn't cheap. Every builder I've talked to since has given me the impression that they would have spotted this upfront, and I think I believe them.
- the-dude 5y ago> that they would have spotted this upfront Of course they say that. What would you think if they said the opposite?
- Spare_account 5y ago>What would you think if they said the opposite? Not the same guy, but I might start to trust them more
- sgt101 5y agoI get the point(s) here, but I think that my error was very much a rookies, and that one of the first things that good builders think is "where is the water going"?