Built Camberwell 29 with Porter Davis. Site Start was 27 July 2010 and Handover was 22 December 2010.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
A Start Soon?
Porter Davis has updated status on the 24/7 Portal. Council permit received & Administration Completed. Hope they will commence building very soon.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Asphalt & second soil test
The asphalt used to cover the footpath after Jemena did the Under Ground Pit sunk (see photo below). Trying to get them to replace the asphalt with reinforced concrete.

PD has received the result of 2nd soil test & the engineering department is working on it. They are also applying for the permit soon, so hopefully we'll have a site start within the next week or two.

PD has received the result of 2nd soil test & the engineering department is working on it. They are also applying for the permit soon, so hopefully we'll have a site start within the next week or two.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
2nd soil test done?
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Under Ground Electricity Pit Installed
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Land is ready
Demolition work is done, we now have the land ready for building. PD will do 2nd soil test first.
Talked to the guy who did the excavation, he said the land has lotsa clay in it & it was a fill site previously, so we'll definitely need the piers.
View from across the street

View from the back of the land

View from front of land

We were wondering where those boulders came from. Upon closer inspection, they were the foundation of the old house, the concrete stump & concrete piers. The land was so unsettled, some of the concrete piers were up to 3 metres deep.

Supposed to finish the demolition work yesterday, but due to the weather, they only cleared half of the land yesterday.
Talked to the guy who did the excavation, he said the land has lotsa clay in it & it was a fill site previously, so we'll definitely need the piers.
View from across the street

View from the back of the land

View from front of land

We were wondering where those boulders came from. Upon closer inspection, they were the foundation of the old house, the concrete stump & concrete piers. The land was so unsettled, some of the concrete piers were up to 3 metres deep.

Supposed to finish the demolition work yesterday, but due to the weather, they only cleared half of the land yesterday.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Demolition Started
Demolition has finally started. Passed by the house on the way home & Online Demolition was still onsite working hard at it. He was there since lunch time & he said everything will be cleared by tomorrow afternoon.



He was very skillful & can see that he was trying to sort out the debris by putting the brick to one side, concrete to the other & wood & other materials to another.



He was very skillful & can see that he was trying to sort out the debris by putting the brick to one side, concrete to the other & wood & other materials to another.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Jemena Survey
Got a call from Jemena, they wanted to do a survey on how satisfied I was with their service.
Told the guy on the phone that the underground pit hasn't been done yet, but he insisted to start the survey anyway.
Question 1: Did they dig the ground?
Answer: No, they didn't dig the ground, the pit is still not done yet.
Question 2: Did you meet the workers on site?
Answer: No, I didn't see them at all because the work has not been done yet.
Question 3: Did Jemena did the work to your satisfaction?
Answer: I'm very unsatisfied with the work because it hasn't been done yet.
I think at that moment he realised that "the work wasn't done yet" and he terminated the survey.
Told the guy on the phone that the underground pit hasn't been done yet, but he insisted to start the survey anyway.
Question 1: Did they dig the ground?
Answer: No, they didn't dig the ground, the pit is still not done yet.
Question 2: Did you meet the workers on site?
Answer: No, I didn't see them at all because the work has not been done yet.
Question 3: Did Jemena did the work to your satisfaction?
Answer: I'm very unsatisfied with the work because it hasn't been done yet.
I think at that moment he realised that "the work wasn't done yet" and he terminated the survey.
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