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Ask your QuestionHi, I had arranged for a joiner to lay a herringbone floor but upon checking the floor it was springy in one section. The joiner believes I may need a new joist support or a new joist. Does anyone know if this is a big job, what’s costs are involved and how long it will take to repair. Thank you.
Asked by Claire on 27th Jul 2022Best Answer
"It will be around 200£ it is depends how is hard to change the joist"
Answered on 10th Aug 2022 - Member since Mar 2020 - report"Sir,
Once it comes to joint,and floor ground work,the land those not belong to you,it belong to Queen of England by law,So there for you need local Council permission.
Above all you only borrow the land,even if you pay ground Rent of lease fees.
Regards
Sir Amai ( Architect).-- To Avoid Collapse of the build or pipe burst...Electrical Damage Or Water And Drainage Damage and Pollution."
"Unlikely to be a portion of the joist that's bad. Like he's said probably just needs re fixing
Cll contracting"