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All our main services come up through the slab in ducts - water, electricity, communications. It makes things a bit simpler. We do have a few things that go through the wall at GF ceiling height - the solar PV downfeed, a feed for an outside tap, and power for an outside socket etc. Each penetration has to be sealed of course, but I'm happy with our supplies all being safely underground.

All our waste pipes go down through the slab; they all have air admittance valves. We have an SVP but it is completely outside the house (it just looks like another rainwater downpipe). This avoids any issues of cold external air inside the house.]]>