The only small problem so far encountered during construction is rather problem form than substance.
Exterior duct drainage (rainwater, waste water) are placed so apparent on the ground, forcing me to cover much ground with soil.
This solution is explained by several reasons:
- their height is dependent on the height of the channel in the bottom of the ground (to avoid problems)
- the height of the rear ventilated space requires anyway a slope development
- the land can be easily delivered for free through small amateur research (actually it took me only a week to find a person)
The only problem is that he never discussed these lines and these rooms visits. Their height is not specified on the plans. And it seems natural in the configuration of my land to an architect or contractor as they are placed so apparent, I would not be appreciated as a fait accompli, be warned. Especially since I have my doubts about the enchantment of the town from this slight modification of the soil ...
Conclusion: a little black note on this "technicality" which is not when it is discovered.