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    Window Specialists - 5 answers

    Hello! I’m looking for someone to remove and replace the silicone around my front and back door and the window at my house. My question is, do I find a handyman or do I contact a window company? I’m finding it hard to figure out whom I ask. Any suggestions would be amazing! Thanks so much! Kristi

    Asked by Kristi on 25th Mar 2021
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    Rising damp wall
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    Some mild rising damp identified on internal walls. Builder has slabbed directly to wall. Damp proofer advised wall should have pressure treated timber Barton before board went on. Which is better? Will putting board to wall cause more damp as there is no cavity for wall to breathe?

    Asked by Rhianne on 4th Nov 2024
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    Average door sizes
    Joiners - 8 answers

    I am getting new doors for my home. What is the average size of a front or back door please? Thank you!

    Asked by Sarath on 28th Jun 2021
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    How can I add a backbox and a blanking plate onto expanding foam?
    Electricians - 3 answers

    Hi, Keeping it short here, I had a bottomless hole which I filled in with expanding foam with no issues. However, under that foam is some wires I wish to add a backbox and cover that with a blanking plate (So, it will act as a wire junction box) but how can I insert a backbox into foam? I have had two ideas 1, cut a hole and glue the backbox into it or 2, remove the foam and start again but this time was holding the backbox in place as I foam around it. Thanks!

    Asked by Dave on 30th May 2019
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    Is sediment is coming out of my water heater
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    How can I establish whether sediment is coming out of a water heater and transferring on to fixtures? I’m concerned it’s the cause of a brown, rusty colour in hot water.

    Asked by jonathan on 19th Apr 2022
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    Driveway services guarantee
    Driveway Specialists - 10 answers

    Do most driveway services provide a free guarantee?

    Asked by Patrick on 15th Sep 2022
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    Putting a sink in a kitchen island
    Kitchen Fitters - 10 answers

    What do I need to consider when putting a sink in a kitchen island. Is it a pain to do in terms of pipework and fitting?

    Asked by Jackie on 15th Nov 2022
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    Plastic vs metal guttering
    Roofers - 10 answers

    Which is better, plastic or metal guttering? I think metal will be better for painting and strength but is plastic more durable?

    Asked by Simon on 10th Jan 2023
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    Lintel repair or more?
    Builders - 10 answers

    We're looking at buying the first floor maisonette. It is in a block of four. I'm concerned about the wide v shaped crack leading from ground floor window up to the sill of first floor window. Is this easily repairable and if so how much would it cost? There are hairline cracks in the bedroom to the back of the building - could this be related? Sorry - novice here!

    Asked by Claire on 26th Nov 2024
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    Getting rid of mould mites
    Specialists - 2 answers

    I need some help removing mould mites. All thr moult has been cleaned off the wall with mould cleaner and a fungicidal wash but the mould mites just keep coming back. Does anyone have any solid advice as to how me get rid of them for good?

    Asked by Luke on 31st Mar 2020
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