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    • Moving a door - fixing/building wall
    Builders - 10 answers

    Our house is a typical 1930 mid-terraced house. When you enter you see a wall at the end of the corridor, because the kitchen door is under/behind the stairs. We want to move the door to the left side of the wall (so you can see it when you enter the house) and close the area under the stairs to make storage space. How much would cost to fix/build the wall (where the door sits currently) and open a door on the left side?

    Asked by Margarida on 31st Jul 2024
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    Additional costs / tools
    Kitchen Fitters - 10 answers

    Is it acceptable for a kitchen fitter to add on things like a new circular saw blade & router blades as additional to his day rate? Was paid £250 cash & I wasn't pre warned I was expected to pay an additional £60 for parts for his tools.

    Asked by Kerry on 15th Feb 2024
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    Light Switch - connection
    Electricians - 8 answers

    I have removed my down stairs light switch (for decorating) which controls the upstairs light. I have 3 wires - 1 x Black 2 X red Does Black go in the top (Common) and the 2 reds in the bottom? There's also a switch upstairs. I should of taken a picture - but didn't.

    Asked by Mark on 28th Mar 2022
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    When is plaster ready to paint?
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    I've just had the walls skimmed in my lounge and I'm eager to get it painted. How do I know if the plaster's dry enough to paint?

    Asked by Greg on 12th Sep 2022
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    Securing networked smart devices
    Aerial Specialists - 6 answers

    How do I make sure my home's networked smart devices all stay secure from hacking etc?

    Asked by Harry on 26th Nov 2022
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    Jack and Jill bathrooms
    Bathroom Specialists - 4 answers

    Apart from having two doors with locks, are there any special considerations for a Jack and Jill bathroom?

    Asked by Pete on 13th Dec 2022
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    Cleaning uPVC conservatory frames
    Window Specialists - 9 answers

    What's the best thing to clean uPVC conservatory frames with, without damaging them? I need to remove yellowing and mildew. What do manufacturers recommend?

    Asked by Joyce on 19th Dec 2022
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    Replacing a gambrel roof
    Roofers - 10 answers

    I live in a period house in Sussex which has a gambrel roof that needs replacing. Do I need a specialist roofer to do this and how much is it likely to cost?

    Asked by Karen on 15th Jan 2023
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    Reducing size of window & poly roof panels on P-shaped conservatory
    Window Specialists - 5 answers

    Hi, I was wondering if it's doable, and how much it would cost to reduce the size of a second-hand P-shaped conservatory on one side by only 1 foot (by possibly taking out one window panel width and uPVC/poly-carb roof panels to match and adjusting it accordingly to match up with the p side. It's a complicated shape as it is a slightly L-shaped as it wraps around the side of my driveway. But it only needs reducing by a foot on that side to fit, and it was suggested as a possible solution?. But I would value your professional opinion as to whether or not it would be worth the hassle and/or expense? Also the cost of a steel base rather than concrete. It's a large area, 11' x 10 & 14 x 10. It's the 14 x 10 that wraps around down the side, but from the house wall it measures 8' 7", that would need reducing to 7' 5" as the width of my driveway is max 7' 10" but I have 5" soakaway on that side. Plus it would be connecting my neighbours boundary wall! Thank you in advance Y

    Asked by Yvonne on 15th Jan 2024
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    Hardwire Electric HOB
    Electricians - 10 answers

    How much is it usually to hardwire an electric HOB? If any cutting would be required to the counter top(cut out) would you also complete this aswel if it was 1/2 mil out?

    Asked by Shane on 4th Nov 2024
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