This is part two of my year-long series where I go through how I design and build my own garden office for the purposes of operating and running my home-based web design and web development business (Made with Fuel).

In November, my planning permission to extend my garden to the boundary of my property was permitted and has granted me the extra space I needed for my garden office.

This second video is mostly a 2-week timelapse of all the deconstruction and re-construction work that happened in my garden as a result of this.
The work included removing a large hedgerow, replacing all the fences, installing a new side-gate, and adding a compacted hardcore pad ready for the office foundations to sit on. I wasn't going to add a hardcore pad at this stage but as the digger was there and the company I was using were well priced, I decided to get this done at the same time.

Although not in the video, it turned out the trees in the hedge were so rotten that a couple of them snapped in half when pulling them over, punching a large hole in the old fence before it was fully removed - a good job I had it all replaced!

I hope you enjoy this video and look forward to the next one where I construct my foundations.