House Extensions - Your Guide to Dealing with Your Project Schedule

HOUSE EXTENSIONS YOUR GURE TO DEAING WITH YOUR PROJECT SONEDULE There is a schedule of processes that form the basis for every extension. Being aware of these processes will leave you in a better position to understand the possible timescales of your project Once the extension has gone through the necessary planning permissions and a project start date has arrived, the first step of the process is for the footings to be dug The second part of the process is to build up the damp-proof course, to install the drains, to install the damp-proof course and to pour the concrete slab START Any internal walls are then built to split the structure as required. A selected roof structure is then built; there are variations in style and design of roof External walls are built using a combination of blocks and brickwork. Top-quality cavity wall insulation is fitted throughout each external wall to ensure optimum heat retention Your builder will break through to the existing house; windows are doors are then fitted, making the structure water tight. First fix electrics and plumbing can then be completed After letting the plaster fully dry, second fix electrics, electrics and further plumbing is completed. The flooring is fitted and the area can be decorated and snagged FINISH TOP TIP: Take advice and plan accordingly www.buildingcontractors-cheshire.co.uk