Aspireon Build Eliza Ponds
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When we started this process one of our brickie friends mentioned after the brickwork is completed it will slow right down. So far we have been full steam ahead....rendering, white set, ceilings, doors, cabinetry, painting + they are due to commence our bathrooms this week. It feels like a dream I can't believe I get to live in this house. The builder told us to expect to be in ten weeks from lock up... the countdown is on. It will take us longer to move in...we have just paid the deposit for our hardwood floors which take about 3 weeks from start to finish.Quote:
Wow elevation looks great! Is that a a full skillion roof throughout the house? I am a fan of skillion roofs Your build is looking great.
It's just through the living area. I had a quick peak at your build thread, your front elevation is beautiful too. Looks like we are at a similar stage in our build.
The scaff is down and the front elevation looks great, I'm a little nervous that it is pretty plain with paint colours but we might add some tiles or cladding once we move in.
The tilers and electricians are in and finishing today...lots of delays due to some plumbing issues but we got there in the end.
Here are some updated photos
ny updated pics Roscoes? Love the style of your house, flat roof at the front & skillion + highlight windows to the north living (need all the ideas I can get for our design!) - look forward on seeing it through to completion.
I'm based in Melbourne, so if you do manage to get some pics of the other Aspireon with the different elevation I'd love to see it
PCI was OK, we picked up the following but the builder agreed to fix. We didn't have an independent inspector.
Lots of plaster work - trowel marks, dents etc
Lots of render work
wrong dishwasher
Front elevation painted wrong
Extra light fitting hole that needed to be patched
Dent in master bedroom window
Gas bayonet missing
Kitchen sink drain wrong
Cracked pantry door
Corking on front capping
Garage door hitting springs on opening
Scratched door handles
and a few other minor things.
Most things were fixed. We are still unhappy with the plaster work, our beautiful curved walls have trowel marks that run the length of the wall. Our supervisor isn't really budging on this as there is no Australian standard for plastering but as a builder they should have there own standards regardless. We are waiting on a response from the builder. We noticed our kitchen exhaust was missing the flume and our pre - lay electrical for the shed is missing but the builder is organising trades to come out.
I feel like this is the most stressful part now organising all our own trades and most probably blowing our budget.
We have sorted
flooring
exposed aggregate
brick fence
carpet
I still need to organise window coverings and wardrobe internals.
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