Completion sign off, when house is not complete.

[Russell griffiths]

House is 90% complete but I have two bathrooms that are not even started, just studwoek with first fix pipes in place. 
we have one fully working bathroom and one disabled access cloakroom, I had planned to mothball the other two bathrooms as they are not needed and I have another project I want to start. 
 

has anybody got completion sign off without everything being complete. 
 

how complete is complete, I know a few have installed wooden disabled ramps and had sign off. 
got bc coming round for a chat I just fancy being a bit clued up on other peoples situations. 
 

cheers all. 

[Mr Punter]

It depends on the inspector.  Since this is for your own occupation it won't come back to bite them so they could be OK.  You may need to properly cap off the waste pipes sufficient to do a soil pressure test.  Do you need warranty approval / mortgage drawdown?  They may be a bit more picky for this.  You need electric completion cert and you will also need an airtightness test so see what state they will accept.

[Tony L]

I can't help you, Russell, but I'd guess different BCOs/LAs will have different views on this.  I suppose once you have your completion cert, you won't be getting the VAT back on anything else you buy to finish these two rooms. 

[Nickfromwales]

38 minutes ago, Tony L said:

I can't help you, Russell, but I'd guess different BCOs/LAs will have different views on this.  I suppose once you have your completion cert, you won't be getting the VAT back on anything else you buy to finish these two rooms. 

Yup, but the materials now. 
 

1 hour ago, Russell griffiths said:

I know a few have installed wooden disabled ramps and had sign off

A good few have refused temporary disabled access ‘ramps’ but I think you’d be ok with compacted type1 and some pavers either side. Will be there a while I guess.

[Russell griffiths]

49 minutes ago, Tony L said:

I can't help you, Russell, but I'd guess different BCOs/LAs will have different views on this.  I suppose once you have your completion cert, you won't be getting the VAT back on anything else you buy to finish these two rooms. 

Not bothered about the vat on £10,000 worth of bathroom fittings. 
 It’s nothing compared to what I’ve got tied up in vat right now. 

[Russell griffiths]

Probably going to put in a temporary concrete ramp. 

[Gone West]

15 hours ago, Russell griffiths said:

got bc coming round for a chat I just fancy being a bit clued up on other peoples situations.

Ours was 99% done and all he wanted at that stage was all the certificates. We had a permanent ramp but it wasn't connected to the parking area as the bungalow hadn't been demolished, but he let that go.