We shouldn’t complain though, at least our builders turned up! The job got off to a good start though with the sun shining all day, they got the ole jackhammer out and broke up half our drive and filled the skip in a day (not bad since they weren’t suppose to do anything!) They seem to get a move on and so fingers crossed it always goes this smoothly. (yeh one can dream)
(The pic below is of how the house/garage looks at the moment and where most the extension will take place)
Day 2 started bright and early but unfortunately not quite as bright as the day before, rain slowed work a bit as it decided not to stop all day. Work still carried on though and the bottom half our drive was broken up and into another skip. It seems the people who built the house were expecting tanks to be parked on it as in the middle the concrete slab was over 10 inches thick. It’s all ready now and marked out for some trench digging.(The pic below is of how the house/garage looks at the moment and where most the extension will take place)
Sorry, it's taken me so long to figure out how to post a comment, I forgot what I was going to say now :(
ReplyDeleteI think I was wondering how come your "garage stuff" looked so tidy and hardly filled your substiture shed. Whe we cleared our garage, it took all weekend and 2 miniskips, plus one shed full and some space in the attic. But it was the first time we'd worked our way to the back of the garage in about 10 years. It's never been used for cars :)
Well we only moved into the house a year ago so junk hasn't piled up just yet ;) I will have to build up a collection of "junk" soon!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the weather!
ReplyDeletethanks Dana! its not been to bad so far
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