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We have had a builder come and want to create a contract. He has put in the contract that the first payment will take us to PAN Height, but what is PAN Height? Don’t feel comfortable signing it when i don’t know what it is! 

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Only time I've heard PAN in relation to building (other than the WC pan) is 'Planning Advice Note'.

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 May seem obvious but make sure the stage payments you agree with the builder are consistent with and ideally later than any loan stage payments. 

 

It's also customary to retain 5% of the overall bill for snagging and our architect suggested this should be subtracted from each stage payment rather than the last one if you see what I mean.

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payments should be made at the end of the stage I.e. as work is completed rather than upfront - what contract are you using? There's a few standard homeowner ones which are pretty robust and straightforward be careful if the contractor is preparing it, especially if they are using confusing acronyms!!

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On 16/07/2020 at 23:14, DevilDamo said:

Still intrigued to find out what PAN height is...

I believe when the first few courses of blocks are above knee-level, you have to pay up?

 

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Might be higher - Kitchen units are of a standard height, more so than toilets so could be when the bricks would be at the height of a pan of sizzling bacon?

I've never heard of it either, but I've only half built one house.

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On 15/07/2020 at 06:46, Willhicks25 said:

We have had a builder come and want to create a contract. He has put in the contract that the first payment will take us to PAN Height, but what is PAN Height? Don’t feel comfortable signing it when i don’t know what it is! 

 

What does he say it is?

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