Accuracy in both set-out and levels was crucial to the success of the project. The client lived in the house adjoining and would maintain close contact throughout the build, his input and contribution during the build was immeasurable. We were also fortunate to have understanding and patient neighbours as the site and access were very tight. The external cladding chosen was rusticated cedar weatherboards. The roof, colour steel corrugated iron. Due to the structures shape the roof consisted of several small roofs resulting in the use of numerous flashings. Attention to detail is bye word when undertaking this type of work to ensure there are no envelope failures, resulting in water ingress at some future date. Internally the home is well appointed with many eye-watering features including illuminated recesses, solid Jarrah hardwood flooring, a well-appointed kitchen, and state of the art bathroom and ensuite. Rob and Judith’s “eye for detail” complimented Parris and Williams “attention to detail” which has resulted in an enviable, warm, watertight home, that will give worry-free pleasure for many years to come. Something Shaun and I are both proud to be part of.