How do I bathroom / kitchen / extension? etc.

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chrisbmx116 in reply to @Hefty

Yeah... overall...

£1250 x 2 when we had the extension done.
£1500 to move a fence (which was wrong tbf, but had no issues with it for a year, so didn't count this originally)
£1250 x 2 for the loft.

I get it, she's within her rights, but I think being upfront and communicating can save a lot of stress and hassle.

She also tried to stop our other neighbours loft, and cost them the same.

Thing is, she's actually a really lovely person apart from this, who I actually really respect in some ways (reg things she has done in other aspects of life).

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mustardbeak in reply to @chrisbmx116

These are just associated costs you need to suck up as part of your works, why should your neighbour forgo their rights/protection to save you a few quid?

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chrisbmx116 in reply to @mustardbeak

They are the maximum costs possible. You can incur no costs at all, but I wouldn't recommend that or expect that as no one would have any protection.
And also communication, I feel I may have mentioned that more than once?

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