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    • Minimum space for double garage
    Builders - 6 answers

    How much space should a double garage have at a bare minimum?

    Asked by Sarath on 31st Oct 2022
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    Increasing head height in upstairs rooms
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    The upstairs rooms in our cottage have very low ceilings. I'm wondering whether it's possible to remove them and use the loft space as the extra height. Before I engage a local builder to advise me, is this something that can be done in general?

    Asked by Kamil on 4th Dec 2022
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    Best paint or treatment to stop metal rusting
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    I live in a seaside town and my home has a metal balcony rail which is prone to rusting. What's the best paint or treatment to protect it from the salty sea air?

    Asked by Cheryl on 30th Nov 2022
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    Window Extractor Fan Installation
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    How much would the overall cost to have a Bathroom Extractor Fan installed on a window? Location would be around Hounslow/Feltham. Thank you

    Asked by Leandro on 2nd Dec 2024
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    Fit a shower in bedroom
    Bathroom Specialists - 10 answers

    My daughter’s bedroom is next to the bathroom and the bathtub faces her room. My question is, can we get a shower installed in her room like an ensuite (minus the toilet and sink) using the existing plumbing and drainage from the bathroom? There is a window that we can use for ventilation.

    Asked by Elaine on 19th Feb 2025
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    New Build Apartment Plaster Cracks
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    We have an apartment in a large, newly built apartment building. It is a monolithic structure with concrete block dividing walls. The block was covered in plaster and painted. We now have a crack in the plaster a few months later. Our contractor said to wallpaper because plaster walls could crack due to building settling as the apartments are all built out internally. We wanted paint though. The crack basically follows where a channel was carved into the plaster for wiring. It is not one clean crack, but rather a series of many hairline cracks that from a meter or two away looks like one crack. It seems there are many opinions on how to fix suck cracks. I do not understand the best way though. How should I repair it?

    Asked by Dave on 18th Oct 2021
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    Exterior insulation over rendered walls
    Specialists - 6 answers

    Do you need to remove render before installing exterior insulation boards? Or can they be fixed over the top?

    Asked by Jenny on 14th Feb 2023
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    Regular problems with blockage
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    Hello. I have lived in my property for a year and a half and since then I’ve had to have my drain cleared 7 times. Waste backs up and has been coming out of my guttering drain. It’s not flowing into the manhole and off into the main sewage line. I’ve had 2 cctv drain survey's done and they see no issue with the drain. My kitchen sink also gurgles and makes noises especially when my washing machine is on. I had the drain that all my kitchen and bathroom water goes to apparently that’s clear too and see no issues. What could the problem be please? Hope I’ve explained this clearly.

    Asked by Charlotte on 15th Feb 2023
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    Curved ceilings lots of condensation
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    Hello, I’m wondering if you have any advice. My house had curved ceilings upstairs, which the last two winters have had bad condensation/water once it gets cold outside. Is this made worse by putting the heating on? The house is very cold particularly on the one side, which sees the worst of the condensation. From previous advice it’s something to do with a large uninsulated gap where the curve has been put into the ceilings. Do you have any advice long term and short term? Thank you, Emily

    Asked by Emily on 5th Dec 2023
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    Who is responsible for settlement cracks after recent work?
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    We've had some work done on the house downstairs recently, essentially converted the whole thing to open plan. Looks great and I thought the builder was good and reputable. But now we've got some cracks upstairs and people are telling me it could be because the builder did a bad job? Can anyone who does this kind of thing for a living lay it out for me? Could this be a normal thing, or should I get in touch with insurance about something like this?

    Asked by Cheryl on 11th Feb 2026
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