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What is the difference between a picture rail and a dado rail? How much do they usually cost to have installed in an average-sized living room?
I have a tree in my garden. My dog often urinates on it. Is this okay or could it be harmful?
How do you accurately measure up for a bath? We want to make sure we buy one that fits between two walls. Do I need to leave space for tiles or framework?
Does a door expanding in a heatwave affect the strength of the locks?
The top pane in my window is blown but the lower one looks fine. Do I need to replace the whole lot?
What's more important for vinyl flooring, cushioning thickness or adding underlay?
I have come out of my back door and lifted handle too hard so now is just turning and I can't get back into my house what can I do the door is unlocked but can't pull handle down to open as it just keeps turning
I’ve spotted a tear in the felt while up in the loft. Is it possible to patch this from the inside or do the tiles need to come off?
Hi, I am in the process of buying a house (built around 1990). I had a level 2 survey and surveyor has said that he "cannot confirm whether a damp-proof course is present because of the mortar pointing obscuring the construction. The ground levels to the rear of the property are high and risk bridging any damp proof course that exists. There were no signs of damp within the property suggesting any issues. However, it may be prudent to reduce the external ground levels to the rear or insert a gully where the external wall meets the ground. The recommended height for the external ground level beneath the damp proof course is 150 mm". I have noticed myself that the bottom of back door is actually level with the patio and so there is no threshold as such. I have no idea if this is a big and/or expensive job. I wondered whether anyone had any advice roughly how much this would cost (e.g., would it be in the 100's or 1000's)? Thanks
I'm looking for a rough idea please of the cost to remove a corrugated panel roof (may be asbestos) on an outbuilding 4m x 3m and replace with bitumen or similar? Or any advice on the absolute cheapest way to do it would be very welcome. Roof is leaking very badly.
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