Switch labels in Sawyers Bay flat say 'maybe', pass inspection
Second sparky called in to sort it looked at the board for twenty minutes, put his pen away, and said the first bloke was right.
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Second sparky called in to sort it looked at the board for twenty minutes, put his pen away, and said the first bloke was right.
The clients are from Hamilton East. This correspondent notes this without further comment, then comments further.
The site is about 900 metres from the Hawke's Bay Airport runway. The roof has been "nearly done" since Labour Weekend.
The hill is moving. The wall is moving with it. The builder says that's the design.
The invoice arrived in full. The stairs did not.
The homeowner has since installed a second kitchen. The deck is still four joists and a promise.
Homeowner points at the sky through her ceiling. Builder calls it a feature.
He also came back with a receipt for a long weight from Bunnings Manukau. Staff say he waited quietly for four hours.
The Commission sat for six days. The cans sat for thirty-seven years.
The homeowner queried it. The foreman explained. She's still queried.
The Mitre 10 carpark fundraiser had a queue of six and an argument about onion placement.
The framing nails are called Terrence. All of them. There are 4,000.
Guys. The toolbox is gone. The sausage sizzle raised $340. The course is $89.
Consented, signed off, and leaning 14 degrees closer to the neighbour's spa pool than it was Monday.
The homeowner has aged. The Auckland sparky's mate has not been seen since March 2023.
Mate of mine reckons the chippie measured it with a pie in one hand.
Builder insists the measurements are correct. The chair insists otherwise.
The consent is in order. The posts are not.
Consent stamped Tuesday. Structure horizontal Wednesday. Owner blames the nor'wester. Physics blames the builder.
The Auckland chippie who took the job in 2022 has since had two kids and one divorce.