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Excellent. Nonsense.

Shows they are dynamic, flexible and open minded. Keeping costs down. Good.

I think the time has come, Mottie. (y)

Do you support Russia's war upon Ukraine?

No. It’s a (future maintenance) nightmare. The very bottom tile should have had a lead soaker attached so that the roof material could have been attached to the lead and not the tile. Similar for the courses above except the soaker would go under the tiles on a dedicated ply tray and onto the...

I think most Labour supporter will be wondering why another political party never thought of it first.

I'm afraid none of us can see your drawings so we're all a bit confused. If the drawings are clear and distinct, and the builders have built it too small, then you have grounds to complain. Usually, if it is brick - cavity - block construction then the insulation should be positioned in the...

And the flag shaggers get to keep all the sink estate chavs. (y)

What glue do you sniff?

Down to naming practices rather than anything else. Nothing strange about it. If anything, it shows there is nothing to fuss about.

No. Not even close. £20k might buy you the 3/4's of the piles and ring beam if you are lucky. We did a test dig about a month prior. There was 1.5m of made up ground on the site (an old dairy) . I thought it manageable with a 3 tonne machine, one we removed the oversite material. The risk of...

There was a lot of risk and expense in the base. I would have priced it a heck of a lot less had it been a standard dig.

I was just commenting on cavity walls. Our SE and i had a chat about them recently. Yes. I did say that too. I talked about 'stability' and from an SE (wind load etc) point of view.

£60k. It is built with (insulated) cavity walls. The garage footprint is 6.3m x 6.6m

Correct. Do you know where?

He'll never put a car in there (his words) and plans to use it a gym. He wants the convenience of the two doors for privacy or sumat. Ta duck. Foundations went down 2m, and that was after we took 0.5m off the whole site (140 tonne of spoil left the site). The shortest concrete peg was 1.7m and...

Stand alone double garage. And all the groundwork.

Not today. Grafting all day. One man down and a big job to finish.

And honest builders.