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How much roughly would a kitchen refurbishment be?
Hi. We recently had insulation done in a small extension that has a small apex roof. The man doing all the work for us, advised us that we could heighten our internal ceiling by removing the ceiling joists before putting the insulation in. We had a back and forth about safety and he said cause it’s a small roof, there wouldn’t be too much weight on it. It’s about twenty five square metres of a space. He said that he could cut out blocks of wood and screw them in between each rafter so that each rafter was connected to another one with a small block of wood between them, but no collars or joists. Insulation went in, plastering completed and now about 4 months later, large hairline cracks are appearing in various spots on the roof, one side to the other. Got worse after a storm. Were we played for fools by listening to him? And will it eventually collapse or spread so much that it cracks much worse?
My house has patches of broken pebbledash and various cracks etc. that need repair before it can be repainted. I'm not sure what kind of tradesperson I need.
Sorry if my question is daft and long House is not new building Want to move wall so bathroom is smaller and bedroom is bigger therefore want to reuse doors where possible. I imagine will need new flooring in Bathroom and part floor in bedroom. it has laminate. Will also need new bathtub and sink Need it done in stages due to financial reasons and so kids including a disabled person have access to bathing so bathtub installation will need to be the last step. My question What steps will need to be followed to achieve the above. Ideally want 1 to 2 steps per month. How much am I looking at spending overall?
Is building an extension with SIPs (structurally insulated panels) and cladding cheaper than blockwork and cladding?
How much would we be looking at to replace a flat roof over garden room with A) replacement flat roof B) pitched room with sky lights Room 2.84 x 2.72 m
Who would I need to come out to look at a damp patch in my kitchen? I'm guessing rising damp on a wall that used to be external, now part of extension. Would it be a builder or a damp specialist? Thanks
i have a mid terrace house and there is rising damp on a wall that was once was a fire place this wall has been bricked and plastered any ideas
I'd like an old brick shed demolishing carefully, so I can reuse or sell the bricks. How long should I expect this to take?
Is it legal to use polystyrene tiles on a ceiling? And if so, what safety steps or/and permissions should be taken into account? I want to avoid taking unnecessary risks. Thank you.
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