The started well. We arrived at the site in plenty of time, and got togged up in safety gear - steel-toed boots, hi-vis jacket, hard hat, and gloves. We were then given the first of several safety briefings. We were escorted along to site office where the construction manager greeted us and gave us another safety briefing before handing us on to the finishing foreman who proceeded to give us a further safety briefing.
The visit wasn't a snagging visit. It was just an orientation visit for us to see the plot and the building so far.
Finally we were on our way and got a chance to see the road where our house is. To the right is some public space that has been tastefully planted.
Our house is on the left towards the end of this section of the road.
This formal planting will provide a nice outlook from the front of our house.
Behind the hoardings at the back they will be building a block of apartments in the style of an old manor house.
We were surprised by how big the garden area turned out to be. It is all very fine knowing the measurements, but sometimes it is only seeing the space that you appreciate what the numbers mean.
There's still a bit of finishing off to complete, and they still couldn't give us an idea of a moving in date. But clearly, it won't be too long.
Oh yes, and it was thrashing down with rain - but then it is the English summer!
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