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    • Living at home during a loft conversion
    Loft Specialists - 4 answers

    Will it be safe for my family to live in the house while we get our loft converted?

    Asked by Claire Kate on 15th Sep 2022
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    Affordable shop security
    Security Specialists - 8 answers

    I'm taking over a shop lease and my insurer has recommended installing a security system. It's a small unit for selling gifts and my budget is quite limited. What type of system would you recommend?

    Asked by Abdul on 2nd Oct 2022
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    Electric boiler/water tank & heaters
    Heating Engineers - 5 answers

    We are looking to buy a property but they currently have old electric wall heaters and an outdated electric combi boiler with water tank. We dont plan to change to gas combi but would be looking to install a new electric combi boiler and water tank and remove all of the old heaters and replace them with newer electric radiators that are essentially plug in and use. The current bathroom has a bad and basic electric shower but we plan to rip this out and only have a walk in shower so we need a suitable boiler for this use We are looking for information on approximate costs to source and install a new electric boiler and water tank and remove all the old heaters safely.

    Asked by Kylie on 7th Apr 2023
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    Mortar cracks in stair steps
    Bricklayers - 6 answers

    Why do stair-step mortar cracks emerge? How long does it take for these cracks to appear? And how can they get fixed?

    Asked by Simon on 15th Feb 2021
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    Gas storage unit advice
    Joiners - 1 answers

    How can you safely facilitate and maintain a gas storage unit on your property? Whether it be beneath or above the ground, what can I do to ensure safety and what steps can be taken to prevent a gas leak or explosion?

    Asked by Michael on 24th Feb 2021
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    Loft Header Tank
    Plumbers - 5 answers

    Hi, My small loft header tank in the loft is overflowing when the hot water/heating is switched on. It’s fine when the heating/water are off, but starts up again when it comes on again. It started with a few drips a few weeks ago to a slow flow now, which lasts for about 10-15 minutes when the heating/water initially comes on and then stops dripping again. Any ideas?

    Asked by Justin on 12th Apr 2021
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    seal a bath tiled wall
    Bathroom Specialists - 2 answers

    How can Iseal a bath to a tiled wall with no movement to bath? Thank you

    Asked by Michael on 13th Jan 2022
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    What are some good floral style wallpaper designs?
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    What are some good floral style wallpaper designs worth considering for a living room in 2022?

    Asked by Tushar on 13th May 2022
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    Eclectic bathroom decor
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hi, what are your top tips for creating an eclectic bathroom interior?

    Asked by Charles on 24th Aug 2022
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    Double Glazing Seals?
    Window Specialists - 7 answers

    We moved into our flat in November last year and noticed the double glazing seals might have popped. I would just like to understand an approximate cost to get them repaired, as without the double glazing there is a fair bit of noise and a small draft coming in from some of the windows. There is no damage to the glass, as far as i'm aware it's just the seals.

    Asked by Daniel on 24th Jul 2024
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