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Cost of 38msq extension

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  • 21-03-2017 2:50pm
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    Goldengirl
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    BryanF
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    New thread started

    Please stop derailing other people's threads

    Thanks


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    BryanF
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    Goldengirl wrote: »
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    I'd say 50k + 10k for finishes/furnishing plus 10k for professional fees


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    Goldengirl wrote: »
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    100% correct.
    Construction products has increased month on month and labour is starting to rise sharply.


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    Goldengirl wrote: »
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    Most other people did not get/take 50 to 75% pay cuts!


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    Goldengirl wrote: »
    Not true...A lot of us got 100% pay cuts and are just getting back on our feet now.

    Not going to derail the thread here
    While your right with the 100% pay cuts it was across the board both construction related and non construction related for some unfortunate enough but the knock on effect that occurred was that there was no new blood comming on line in the construction industry between 2007-2014 from the professional side ie architecture to engineering to administration
    And then also a severe shortage of well trained trades people who can do more with their hands than bless themselves. So supply and demand is your issue there
    Couple that with industry standards been raised and enforced, and the rise in the cost of the production of basic building materials there's the 40% rise in cost over all


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    Goldengirl wrote: »
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    That sounds fine....just make sure both have professional indemnity insurance and that the engineer is chartered/can actually sign off.


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    Gumbo
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    Goldengirl wrote: »
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    At 38 Sq. M the engineer won't have to be chartered as you lodge a standard commencement notice. No assigned certified required.

    Make sure the technician can draw what's realistically capable of been built. No point getting wild ideas for the engineer to drag you back to earth!

    But yes, there's nothing wrong with the approach you want to take.


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