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    • Electric certificate shortened due to advisories landlord
    Electricians - 7 answers

    Hi If my electrician can’t get the works booked and completed by the time the domestic certificate runs out mid July as shortened due to two advisories is the property insurance invalid or is it that is is okay as long as works booked and ongoing . My certificate is one for a landlord tenancy that I thought was valid for 5 years until 2022

    Asked by Anna on 28th Jun 2021
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    New room, New kitchen
    Builders - 10 answers

    Hi, I've asked similar before but I need to describe it better. I would like to know a rough estimate in time & money, that it would be to relocate the kitchen from the back of the house into the current living room at the front of the house. Plumbing for a sink, washing machine & dishwasher are required. Electric sockets, electric cooker socket & installed & new lighting. The carcasses of the cupboards that are salvageable can be re-used but would like new worktops & cupboard doors. A radiator needs removing & tiles for the wall space between the worktop & top cupboards would be needed. Obviously I know it'd be an estimate without exact measurements for pricing. There are no walls to knock down, nor is it a listed building. There is a manhole out the front of the house . The boiler can stay where it is. It's a 3bed semi-detached house & basically want to swap the rooms to meet our needs. Appreciate your time answering my question, thank you.

    Asked by Louise on 18th Sep 2024
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    Heavy toilet cistern
    Plumbers - 4 answers

    I have a mid rise (Very heavy) cistern that needs to be fitted to a tiled plaster boarded wall. There are no battens to fix it to where it needs to go and the wall behind that is very old disintegrating brick, so I was wondering what sort of weight would be safe to hang to the wall and what fixings would be best If it it possible to do? Many thanks.

    Asked by Joe on 6th Sep 2021
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    Getting rid of slate roof tiles
    Roofers - 10 answers

    Where can I get rid of my old slate roof tiles not in good condition for free.

    Asked by Gail on 20th May 2024
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    Multiple Sky Q boxes
    Aerial Specialists - 7 answers

    Can I have several Sky Q boxes in my home or just one?

    Asked by Joyce on 26th Jul 2021
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    Hoover Frosr free freezer issue
    Handymen - 10 answers

    My frost free freezer is leaving ice at base. Have defrosted and still a problem. Can it be fixed cheaply?

    Asked by Paul on 22nd May 2023
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    Internal doors Doroughe / Thurxton
    Joiners - 7 answers

    Hi I am looking to get internal doors changed and looking at heavy Doroughe door or Thurxton door. Not sure which one would look better as have the 4 frame ones and two downstairs which are glazed kitchen and dinning / room lounge. Which one would add appeal and I don’t want glazed downstairs so have all the same throughout Which ones will look good look great ? Thank you so much 😊

    Asked by Paul on 30th Apr 2024
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    Filling a space left by Skirting Boards
    Plasterers - 9 answers

    Hi, I recently removed my skirting boards to make space for built-in wardrobes. Behind them was a space, then the brick. I want to make this part of the wall flat. What is the best way to do so?

    Asked by Alexander on 7th Oct 2025
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    Double wall socket
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I’ve just plugged in my floor lamp and it’s blown the wire connecting it to the lamp now my socket won’t turn off it’s a double socket , I have my router plugged in the same socket is it safe to use it ?

    Asked by Jane on 6th Feb 2023
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    Rusty radiator
    Heating Engineers - 6 answers

    There's rust appearing at the bottom of our bathroom radiator. Do we need to replace it or can we just treat the rust?

    Asked by Simon on 3rd Oct 2022
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