You’ve become to nice
The ‘lucky’ ‘ it’s alright for you ‘ attitude of people extends to everything
As a LL I get told “ ok for you with all your houses “ , I reply honestly and say (expletive deleted) off and borrow a million pounds then like I did . Tends to end the conversation.
Recently had on my ‘new’ car ( leased ! ) . “ Lucky you can afford one they are expensive “ . I explain it’s a lease I.e a long term rental . Tends to end the conversation also . People judge on what they see not what they know ...
I just say “18 months from finished “ . Just repeat that every 18 months .
Unless you’ve ‘done it’ a non diy builder just won’t get the amount of time and learning required ( oh and cash )
I initially was going to have rainwater harvesting . It’s green and efficient. But the cost against the benefit ( return on investment could be decades ) just made it a non starter . That cash instead could yield better on pv / ASHP / battery etc.
. Its all about cutting corners with a that'll do attitude. Inevitablythat results in shoddy build quality, poor attention to detail, compromised quality and a shocking price driven attitude.
No need to talk about my build ?
I'm still having difficulty finding a company/product for this.
It would seem that fact I'm "out the ground" is an issue ( probably at around 1st fix level ).
The other issue seems to be that I'll move into it but it won't be complete....
Anyone else got this situation and found a suitable insurer?
Taking some of the advice on here .
I boarded past the corner . Cut it back with a multi tool then a quick file over it . I presume this is better as a supported corner ?
No worries . I’m a bit like Jesus tbh . But not quite . Bet he never tiled or put up plasterboard - lazy (expletive deleted) .
Heard his woodworking skills were shit also