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Which type of boiler is the easiest to maintain over time? Does it depend on the quality of the product?
My driveway and back patio is very old. It’s a rented house. So I am looking to fix it for the time being Something quick and reasonable. What options are there to fix my driveway? Thanks
How long do quarry tiles last on average? Are they one of the more durable options?
Why are my taps dripping for a couple of seconds after I turn them off?
How long would I need to wait for paint to totally cure? Would it depend on the product or/and number of layers?
How much does it cost to move an exterior door from the side of the house to the back including the brickwork, lintels and doors?
- I am purchasing a 3-bed semi-detached house built in the 1930s. - Two internal walls have been removed. (i) Kitchen to Dining room (ii) Dining room to living room - One of the walls is load-bearing. - Sellers do not have Completion Certificates or any form of Building Approval, or any knowledge of when work(s) was done, but the latest one was done over 1.5 years ago. Q. As the buyer, upon transfer of property, what tradespeople do I need in order to secure Retrospective Building Approval? Also, what are the estimated costs for this?
How long should water stay warm with a gas boiler before cooling down again? I want to know how long I should expect the water to stay hot after heating up to use a shower at some point later that day.
I am considering buying a semi-detached property in London borough of Hounslow. If my offer is accepted, can I serve the party wall notice? Can I also start the planning permission process or would it need to be submitted under the name of current owner?
We've got puddles forming on clay soil or garden in our new. What's an appropriate drainage solution? As the external floor was very high and leading to bridging or damp course we've removed it and dug down around 8-10 inches in that area. We've got through some concrete and type one and now found clay which the water sits on. Should I dig further into the clay or just lay something drainable on top? We've removed the concrete along the rest of the side return but not yet dug the type one away there. We have a manhole at the back of our garden which we could potentially channel water towards. Should we remove dig the whole of the side return to the same level? Currently, at least there is plenty of depth below the rear wall meaning it won't bridge the damp course but as it's now the lowest point in the garden I'm concerned that water in the rest of the garden may drain towards that area and cause problems.
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