Jradedmondo said...
i spose people can say the government has screwed all of this stuff up, we hear about the 5 houses that burnt down because of faulty insulation but not the how many other thousands that didn't, it's the same with solar panels, i don't believe that it's the governments fault that companies that are using these schemes to their advantage are subcontracting it to people who are sub contracting it even further.
Its the same with the schools you hear about the one school that got a canteen that was badly built, but not the 000's that got buildings that are used and where needed, i don't see that the government is to blame i think that the contractors that sub contract it out to people who sub contract it out to people who do one bad job out of 500 should be to blame as they are just taking advantage of a government funded incentive to make money for themselves.
just my thoughts
Jarryd
imo, the works projects were goverment jobs handed out to the usual goverment contractors who were probaby licking their chops. too much on, so they handed it out to their mates etc etc.
and yes schools works, hospitals, roadworks etc have been on the up which is good
meanwhile the general building sector, not being in the 'loop' got bugger all out of any so called ' recovery programs'. no real recovery plan for building industry. we don't need handouts, we need a clever forward thinking goverment to kick start some progression.
i've been building for 35 years and i've never seen recession like it or last so long.
honestly, with all the red tape, goverments using the building industry as a money tree etc, i'm not so sure it will every come back