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I'm thinking of having a kitchen conservatory constructed but I'm worried that metallic fittings like a sink and tap would become very hot when it's sunny and harmful/dangerous to touch. What should I do about this?
Hi, I have a standard boiler with a tank for the water. I think a combination boiler will be good but as I am on the first floor, is it easy to change and in particular is it easy to increase the water pressure?
What is porcelain stoneware and is it expensive? Is it eco-friendly?
Is it possible to change a flat roof to a pitch roof on a single storey extension?
Does it matter if a garage is built with a single or double skin of bricks?
We're looking for a plot to build our home on. Aside from planning obstacles, what should we be looking out for in terms of suitability for building?
What's the easiest way to identify the type of stone my wall is made from?
How many cables can I run from a satellite dish?
Will a tree surgeon be happy to prune a tree that's overhanging my property from a neighbour's garden?
Hello A few years ago my neighbour (terrace property) raised there extension roof and the builder without permission placed the bridge tiles on-top of my roof. At the time I challenged this with the builder and he assured me that the tiles had always been on top of my roof as I had no evidence I let the issue go even thought it has always annoyed me. Recently I found a picture when I first moved into my property showing that the tiles were not on my roof. I don’t want to upset my neighbours but I am not happy with the builder who misled me - do I have any recourse on this issue? Thanks
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