Bancroft

Trying to do the opposite - access to the site is quite tight so need to keep sweet with them as favours wil undoubtedly be needed...

Planning permission for our new build has been applied for and we're now awaiting the decision which, due to being in a National Park and the planning team being run of their feet, could take a while. We've already done the bat/wildlife/ecology/tree surveys, had a percolation test done, and all the topographic bits are sorted. While we have the basic house design my architect has suggested we leave the detailed structural design phase until we hear back from the planners in case any changes are required. I'm attending shows, doing research on various bits of equipment we're planning to use and putting together some basic Gantt charts to follow the build but I still feel that I'm not maximising activity that will help smooth the build process and speed it up. What else can I be doing in the intervening period to keep things moving forward?

Might ICF panels be a mid-way option for you? COMMERCIAL LINK REMOVED