Very trusting!Shed builder said he doesn't invoice for anything until shed is finished
Very trusting!Shed builder said he doesn't invoice for anything until shed is finished
Architect told me scratching with the digger was enough .
It worked, so thats all i have to say on that
Is the shed only being put up for use in the next few months and have no use for it afterwards?Plan was to put up a new shed here this spring / summer, planning has been passed, but i'm really doubting if i should be spending money on a shed right now, thoughts ?
Generally shed builders require 30% up front, 30% after delivery of materials and the balance upon completion. I say you stand a real chance of loosing the 30% to secure the job so I would hold off. Certainly all our plans here are shelved for the time being. Thats forward sales, forward input purchases, machinery trade and swaps etc.
Shed builder said he doesn't invoice for anything until shed is finished
YesWas that in Ceredigion by any chance?
Goodness me , wasnt you was it , need to go deaper into the forest [emoji50]Was that in Ceredigion by any chance?
Are you sure because I think it is 5 years not 3. My decision notice definitely says 5.If it is PD it needs to be completed in three years
Lol no! I don't work that side of the fence but I did get planning permission for one of your neighbours and was told similar. The only council that I have ever heard ask for such minimal development to start constitute work!Goodness me , wasnt you was it , need to go deaper into the forest [emoji50]
Let’s hope even further West into Pembs has the same!Lol no! I don't work that side of the fence but I did get planning permission for one of your neighbours and was told similar. The only council that I have ever heard ask for such minimal development to start constitute work!
I would say so as well - we had the opposite experience - got a shed kit and got the supplier to put it up and they will never be back on site - quite happy with the shed and the workforce but absolutely pestered to death by the accountants - every payment made as agreed but phone call after phone call before they were dueWow!! I was about to post that I thought I was fortunate with the local shed builders that usually invoice once when the frame is up, and again once cladded. To finish a whole shed before invoicing is incredible - that's a shed builder worth supporting!
Here monmouthshire ,pay regs ,inform buiding inspector ,site vist to discuss what where how with inspector,job done startedLol no! I don't work that side of the fence but I did get planning permission for one of your neighbours and was told similar. The only council that I have ever heard ask for such minimal development to start constitute work!
Sorry, 5 yearsAre you sure because I think it is 5 years not 3. My decision notice definitely says 5.
I have 30% of the price of a shed sitting in someone elses pocket. Has been for months and no sign of anything happening any time soon.
Got permitted development for a shed about 20 years ago.Sorry, 5 years
I'm not sure on planning from 20 years ago, I was only just leaving school but I believe the decision notices now state that it is allowed providing it complies with the relevant part of the GPDO. In the GPDO it will state the time period.Got permitted development for a shed about 20 years ago.
Found the letter from council the other day. There was no mention of timescale for when it had to be started, or when it had to be completed.
Presumably I can still just crack on with it?
That is, if you can call 20 years later 'cracking on'
Shed builder said he doesn't invoice for anything until shed is finished
Very trusting!
My neighbour is doing this and at groundwork stage presently. The company supplying the base material has told him its full money upfront even though he's an existing customer over many years. Reason being is they have £2 million outstanding from other clients that are presently not at work due to the lockdown so not paying anything.
So they will on supply now onwards with cash up front.
Neighbour is jittery because its £20,000 of stone etc and now knowing they are owed £2 million he's concerned will he get the stuff if the puppy company go bang.
He's going back to them with a proposal of a BACS transfer daily for the amount they wish to deliver so hopefully he'll get the £20,000 worth over a few days.