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Browse Forums Building A New House  22 May 2018 61 Adelaide SA Loyal Member Re: Building 1st home with Hickingbotham in S.A 71Dec 12, 2018 11:59 am Still waiting on stovetop and oven, roller doors to be installed and door handles to be put on and hot water system to be hooked up and our damage pits for the septic and it should be already for hand over next month. 08 Oct 2018 363 Gold Member Re: Building 1st home with Hickingbotham in S.A 72Jan 20, 2019 10:29 am  mumbronStill waiting on stovetop and oven, roller doors to be installed and door handles to be put on and hot water system to be hooked up and our damage pits for the septic and it should be already for hand over next month. Hey mumbron are you all moved in to your new home yet? Exciting time for you, hope it all went well. What Hot water service did you opt for? We are also building in a rural area but because we are having PV solar panels on the roof we’re planning an all electric hws. Now Statesman has come back and quoted $3,600 for a electric heat pump system, or we can have Gas which is included in the price of the build. We are worried that relying on LPG bottles may become too expensive in the future. Just wondering which hot water service you opted for? 22 May 2018 61 Adelaide SA Loyal Member Re: Building 1st home with Hickingbotham in S.A 73Jan 20, 2019 10:43 am Bebbsy mumbronStill waiting on stovetop and oven, roller doors to be installed and door handles to be put on and hot water system to be hooked up and our damage pits for the septic and it should be already for hand over next month. Hey mumbron are you all moved in to your new home yet? Exciting time for you, hope it all went well. What Hot water service did you opt for? We are also building in a rural area but because we are having PV solar panels on the roof we’re planning an all electric hws. Now Statesman has come back and quoted $3,600 for a electric heat pump system, or we can have Gas which is included in the price of the build. We are worried that relying on LPG bottles may become too expensive in the future. Just wondering which hot water service you opted for? Hi we're still waiting on our pre hand over inspection, so unfortunately we haven't moved in yet but this Thursday is our inspection fingers crossed it goes well and we can pick our keys up the same day...but as for hot water system we went with instant gas hot water. 08 Oct 2018 363 Gold Member Re: Building 1st home with Hickingbotham in S.A 74Jan 20, 2019 10:44 am mumbron Bebbsy mumbronStill waiting on stovetop and oven, roller doors to be installed and door handles to be put on and hot water system to be hooked up and our damage pits for the septic and it should be already for hand over next month. Hey mumbron are you all moved in to your new home yet? Exciting time for you, hope it all went well. What Hot water service did you opt for? We are also building in a rural area but because we are having PV solar panels on the roof we’re planning an all electric hws. Now Statesman has come back and quoted $3,600 for a electric heat pump system, or we can have Gas which is included in the price of the build. We are worried that relying on LPG bottles may become too expensive in the future. Just wondering which hot water service you opted for? Hi we're still waiting on our pre hand over inspection, so unfortunately we haven't moved in yet but this Thursday is our inspection fingers crossed it goes well and we can pick our keys up the same day...but as for hot water system we went with instant gas hot water. Are you on LPG or are you fortunate to have mains gas? Hi there, We’ve recently had plans approved to add a 1st storey addition to our existing house for a growing family in Sydney. With the current cost of building… 0 9935 We already paid for somfy motors for the blinds. The quote above was purely for “pre-wiring” so the blinds company can install the motors and blinds. That’s why we… 5 37201 Hi Suku18 In NSW the statutory required insurances are: 1. HBCF ( Home Building Compensation Fund) - This is if the builder dies or goes broke. But this only covers 20%… 1 13216  |
