Today while our painter was doing their work, one of the painters accidentally fell inside our sump.
Fortunately, nothing serious happened. Only his leg got little hurt… and he was in shock for some time.
He is completely inside the sump…
While falling inside the sump, he held the sump opening by his hand so he didn’t completely go inside the sump.
Immediately two other painters lifted him upside.
This happened in our first building.
When it was time to implement the Inverter setup in our first building. Our electrical contractor said this was not included in the contract, so he didn’t do that work.
That was discussed while discussing the contract, but the contractor said not discussed.
So he didn’t do that work.
Yesterday, my brother and I were filling distilled water to our inverter battery.
That time I remembered what mistake I could have made if I placed an inverter inside our house.
If it’s for rental property, then it’s ok.
If it’s for your own house, I don’t recommend keeping the Inverter setup inside your house.
There are various reasons behind it.
Yesterday we finished our front elevation painting work.
We waited a few months to stop raining.
It’s almost rained daily or day after day. So we couldn’t able to start painting work till now.
We only have front elevation painting work pending.
If rain comes, all 3 labourers don’t have any work.
Paint and Labour payments will be wasted… so we had no choice apart from waiting this long.
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A few days back, one guy shared his story of getting scammed out of $82,000 by a contractor.
This guy is not from India, so the currency is in dollars.
Even though this story is from a different country, I believe this is relevant here as well.
This guy paid a contractor $82K to construct a 30% pool in his house.
The contractor collected the payment and just disappeared.
During summer, one of our relatives came to our house (first house).
While casually discussing, they saw the wooden window that we kept open even at night.
That caught their attention.
They went nearby and observed what we did there. And discussion started about it…
Today I got a comment on my temporary electricity connection article.
Below is the exact comment:
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How much does it cost to make permanent connection from Temporary connection taken while construction of the house..
Our new contractor from this layout is telling us to Pay 2 lakhs rupees which includes NOC 800000 and rest all amount for DD and connection itseems.
I feel he is fraud.
If you have not yet started house construction work, you may be interested in knowing the bhoomi pooja process.
I will share details about bhoomi pooja for house construction in this guide.
A few days back in Karnataka, Lokayukta raided a few government officials. In this raid, one guy caught more coverage on the Karanataka news channels than any other government officials.
That is, a Lokayukta raid on K.R Puram Tahsildar “Ajith Rai”.
This tahsildar made illegal assets worth 500 cr!
A few days back, near our one construction house did their RCC molding. It was rainy time…
Sometimes you may also want to do your RCC molding during rainy times.
If that is the case, then what I recommend is…
Know when it usually rains.
Usually, rain comes during a specific time of the day in every area. It could be early morning or afternoon or in the evening.
Here in bangalore I always notice rain usually comes after 1PM onwards.
If that’s the case, then you can ask your building contractor to arrange a molding gang to set up their equipment on the previous day itself.