ᐅ Building Stone by Stone – Is Starting Construction in November Risky?

Created on: 21 Oct 2015 20:03

Hello everyone,
what do you think about starting the construction of a house in early to mid-November, brick by brick?
Are there any risks involved, especially if winter sets in by early to mid-December?

Could there be issues with masonry work, and is it possible to simply pause the structural shell at that point?
I would appreciate your professional opinion on this.

Best regards

sonnenkind806 Mar 2016 15:11

#67

After about 9 hours with 3 people, the pipes are laid... Since we have been constantly dealing with temperatures below 0°C (32°F) and snow here, the electrician refused to pull in the cables because they are too "hard and inflexible" in the cold. He firmly believes that we will manage well with the cable puller. I just have to trust him, after all, he is the professional.

Peanuts747 Mar 2016 07:16

#68

Does he pull the cables in, or do you do it yourself?
If he does it, then it doesn't really matter to you...

Jochen1047 Mar 2016 07:34

#69

Otherwise: Have fun

Peanuts747 Mar 2016 07:56

#70

Actually, with many cables here, if you pull on one end, nothing moves. Installing them beforehand is always easier...

sonnenkind807 Mar 2016 09:30

#71

No worries... everything’s fine. The electrician is moving in.

ᐅ Building Stone by Stone – Is Starting Construction in November Risky?

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