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Mofflepop

Manly QLD
Joined 16 September 2023
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1 month1 monthKnockItDownKnockItDown posted:
Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024

I luv the smell of fresh wet concrete in the morning.
The guys did a great job. Got it done a few hours before a spinkle of rain came thru, which…

1 month1 monthKnockItDownKnockItDown posted:
Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024

mofflepop - We had to add 8 extra reinforced piers to the plan along the 2 main edges of the house slab in…

Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024
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2 months2 monthsonlyannonlyann posted:
Has builder "forgotten" to insulate some walls ?

Where can I find information about insulation completion certificate for QLD?

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2 months2 monthsJason_Jason_ posted:
Has builder "forgotten" to insulate some walls ?

You can also pop out any power points to have a look inside the cavity behind them.

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2 months2 monthsobiwonobiwon posted:
How often do you visit your site?

I would visit weekly at least so you can take pictures, progress pictures.
Be sure to take pictures of around the house slab perimeter and in particular if there is water…

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2 months2 monthssabrellisabrelli posted:
How often do you visit your site?

I visited my site once a week.
I found several mistakes which I had to advise the builder. Eg. Shower size and shape did not match plans, wrong type of balustrade…

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2 months2 monthsDenaliDenali posted:
How often do you visit your site?

Agree. Ive texted my SS to tell him a power point was in the wrong place or similar and he was able to sort it out before gyprock/painting ect.…

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3 months3 monthsKnockItDownKnockItDown posted:
Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024

I'll just leave this here.

Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024
3 months3 monthsSJT76SJT76 posted:
Should a building contract be checked by lawyers?

A review may not result in significant changes to protect you better, but it can still be worthwhile. You need to understand your contract, and how to act to…

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3 months3 monthswillhopperwillhopper posted:
Should a building contract be checked by lawyers?

While it's true that many building contracts might follow a similar template, there can still be nuances and clauses specific to your situation that could benefit from legal scrutiny. Having…

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3 months3 monthsAshington HomesAshington Homes posted:
Should a building contract be checked by lawyers?

That is actually a really good succinct explanation as to why you should have a lawyer check your contract, especially the HIA one and any special conditions.
The likely hood of…

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3 months3 monthsHeinzHeinz posted:
Should a building contract be checked by lawyers?

Hi, I'm about to sign the building contract with a building company (Masterton.) Should I have the contract checked by a lawyer before I sign it? I presume, the contract…

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3 months3 monthsyvette72yvette72 posted:
Dig pool now or later?

it really depends on what access you have to the site , I would also check with council too

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3 months3 monthsJohnAndTarinJohnAndTarin posted:
Dig pool now or later?

well we just signed up today. we were told it was cheaper now than later whilst there is no houses, fences and hardscape done.

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3 months3 monthsobiwonobiwon posted:
Building over sewer pipe in Queensland

BOS isnt a big deal. Generally its just deeper bored piers down to something solid on each side of the sewer. There will also be some slab thickening as well.
As…

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4 months4 monthsKnockItDownKnockItDown posted:
Custom Build, Pool concreting pics 2/4/2024

Cheers thanks. Yep building a house has many elements and challenges along the way.
Before we bought the block we knew it wasn't going to be your typical build, and…

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4 months4 monthsdomwilddomwild posted:
How often do you visit your site?

Builders must just love the new virus restrictions, which may stop you from site visits and which the police may enforce, but I live in WA, so I cannot comment.

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4 months4 monthsHomebuildguide-ColinHomebuildguide-Colin posted:
How often do you visit your site?

When signing either a HIA or MBA contract, be aware that you don't automatically have access to the site. The public isn't allowed on construction sites for "safety reasons". It…

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