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    • Soundproofing bedroom wall
    Specialists - 6 answers

    We live in an old pair of cottages divided by a brick wall and plasterboard both sides. We can literally hear each other (neighbours) through the wall. It seems to me like there is a gap between brick and the plasterboard (hollow when knocking) and I'm just wondering if that's not making the sound louder. We are expecting a baby and we wanted to soundproof the wall. I wondered if some soundproofing wool and plaster could do the job (not 100% but at least not to wake them each time baby makes a sound). Also, would we have to remove the existing plaster and fill in the cavity with wool (between existing plasterboard and brickwall) and cover with plaster or would it be ok just to cover existing plasterwall with wool then plaster adding few centimetres? I would be grateful for your advice.

    Asked by Aga on 25th Jan 2022
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    Filling Loop letting by
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    Hi All. I have a glowworm flexicom cx24 boiler and the filling loop is letting by slowly, I have check by unscrewing the loop slightly and confirmed it. How do I remediate this without changing the valves completely? Is there a cap I can put on the valve after I remove the filling loop? The lock off for the filling loop in on the valve itself. Both valves are in the locked off position. Any help would be great, thanks.

    Asked by Charlie on 3rd Oct 2023
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    Relaying an existed patio
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    What would it cost to relay an existing patio. lifting 18"x 18"slabes and relaying them cleaning the grass betwen them

    Asked by Victor on 27th Mar 2024
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    Change back door to a window
    Builders - 10 answers

    Considering buying a house, but I will need to make the most out of the space in a small kitchen as there's not enough room for a washing machine. So i'm thinking of removing the back door to the garden, bricking it up halfway, then putting a new window in on that wall above the sink and washing machine. Leaving the plumbing in place. How much would that cost? I am also then considering changing a living room window into a single back door, to regain access to the back garden. How much would that cost? Thanks!

    Asked by Sammi on 30th Jan 2025
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    Painting decking help
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    Hello, can anyone advise me on painting on decks please. I had my decking done last year and this year I wanted to paint. Normally, I use Ronseal Fence paint on my fences, Dark wood in colour. Therefore, I painted my fence with it and used the same one on my decking. I did this so all looks the same, Dark wood in colour. As I was clearing the paints after finishing the whole project, I realised on the tin that not to be used on decks. I have googled it since then and basically I have done a mistake in doing this without realising. Therefore, can anyone advise please if I need to buy another product and which brand to use on top of the paint I have already used so it protects my decking? Thank you for the time in reading and advising.

    Asked by Mitul on 9th Jun 2021
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    Green homes grant eligibility
    Handymen - 8 answers

    How can I find out if I am eligible for the Green Homes Grant? Does it depend on where you live? What work is covered by this grant scheme? How much could I receive?

    Asked by Tushar on 30th Apr 2021
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    CCTV drain survey information
    Drainage Specialists - 10 answers

    I’d like to know what exactly is a CCTV drain survey? And how much would it cost?

    Asked by Christian on 22nd Dec 2020
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    When should I trim my tree?
    Tree Surgeons - 5 answers

    When a tree grows to a certain height, am I obligated to trim it? What does the law say regarding the size of trees on a property that is surrounded by other homes?

    Asked by Lou on 13th Dec 2021
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    Conservatory to extension - foundation upgrade?
    Builders - 10 answers

    Hi all, I'm considering buying a house with a large (5x5m) conservatory. The grand plan would be to convert the conservatory into a 'proper' extension - brick walls, tiled roof etc. I've read people on this forum saying "yes, if the foundations are adequate, check this by digging a pilot hole". My qu is - if the foundations are inadequate, can they be 'upgraded'? Is there much saving in converting a conservatory vs just building an extension from scratch? I'm looking to get a very rough feel for how much it would cost to convert a conservatory of this size to a 'proper extension'. Does not involve kitchen or bathroom work. Many thanks in advance.

    Asked by Lewis on 6th Sep 2024
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    Can I re-wire my property with minimum disruption and money?
    Electricians - 5 answers

    Hello. We completed the refurbishment of our new home 15 months ago including some new circuits and all new electrical plugs, and light switches. It is ex-council property. We just found out that the electrical system is unsafe and could cause electrocution as there is no earthing in some of the circuits. We have now run out of time and money to do a new wired system and are wondering what direction to take. I am pretty nervous to live in the property considering we have a 5yo daughter. What alternative options could I consider?

    Asked by Chiara on 13th Jun 2025
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