If you can get a garage up without power get the supply put in there then it can be used for the bungalow and won't need moving after.

Gary

Ah yes, but how will you build the garage without power?

At my friend's self build, the garage (and potting shed, etc.) was built around the site cabinet. He paid quite a lot of money to have the supply re-routed even though all they did was to unscrew the backboard from the wall, swivel the service cable around, and reattach the board to the garage wall.

Quite clearly, we could have done it ourselves, but we would have looked very foolish if the service head and cable had parted company.

Ah yes, but how will you build the garage without power?

At my friend's self build, the garage (and potting shed, etc.) was built around the site cabinet. He paid quite a lot of money to have the supply re-routed even though all they did was to unscrew the backboard from the wall, swivel the service cable around, and reattach the board to the garage wall.

Quite clearly, we could have done it ourselves, but we would have looked very foolish if the service head and cable had parted company.

A petrol mixer and battery tools as it's only 3 and a bit walls and a roof.  I actually don't carry any electric powered tools on my van. I appreciate builders use different stuff but a simple garage will only take half a day to build . That is tongue in cheek by the way because i usually get told when they want something doing it will only take an hour or so.