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He said to get clean coarse stone that comes out of a quarry to stop transferring the dry rot in the old cottage into the new build, he said it comes up over the side. He also said I could use the cottage rubble for the driveway.

Thinking now - the new house won't have a wooden frame, it is block so surprised.

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Fungal spores are all around us, there is no avoiding it. Despite its name, dry rot only grows in damp timber so you shouldn’t have a problem in a well designed house. Having said that I would feel more comfortable with clean stone under the house. 

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