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  • Seal grout

    Is it possible to permanently seal grout?

    Asked by Cheryl on 13th Sep 2022
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    Removals that specialise in commercial moves

    Are there removal companies that specialise in commercial or office moves? What do I look for in a reliable one?

    Asked by Bill on 23rd Dec 2022
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    Moles in the garden

    It appears we have moles in our garden. Is it ok to leave them to it or should we do something to deter them?

    Asked by Robert on 17th Dec 2022
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    Job cost for window cleaning and path clearing

    How much for a handyman to clean the windows of a bungalow and keep the front drive and garden paths clear on a rolling basis, say every few months? Is it expensive? I live in Birmingham.

    Asked by Beverley on 13th Jan 2023
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    Roughly how much/long to tile 28m² floor?

    Roughly how much would it cost to tile a 28m² kitchen floor in porcelain tiles and roughly how long would it take?

    Asked by John on 6th Jan 2025
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    Draining radiators on a communal heating system

    Hi all, I have a small plumbing job to do for which I need to drain the radiators in my property. There are only two radiators, that are fed by a communal boiler, and pass through an immersion heater. I have already identified the isolation valves for the primary flow and the return to my property. I don't have access to the communal boiler, or the specifications for it, and the building manager hasn't responded to my e-mails in months. What I need to know is, how do I isolate my radiator system from the communal boiler in order to drain the radiators and work on the pipes, and then safely open the flow again once the work is done? I have no pressure gauge in my property, is pressure something I need to worry about? Or is it as simple as turning off the flow and return to my property, draining the radiators, doing the work, and then turning them on again and bleeding the radiators until they refill? I'd be very grateful to anyone that can help with this query.

    Asked by Phil on 6th Apr 2021
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    What insurance to flooring services/specialists have?

    Do flooring services/specialists usually cover gap filling as part of their insurance?

    Asked by Greg on 22nd Nov 2021
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    Are in-tank toilets any good?

    Are in-tank toilets any good? I've got a small WC and think this might give us more space but I don't know much about them.

    Asked by Simon on 18th May 2023
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    How To Measure Your Loft Space?

    How can I work out how much usable floorspace I'm likely to have if I convert the loft?

    Asked by Jenny on 18th May 2023
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    Overflow pipe dripping

    An overflow pipe just under our roof has started leaking. When I switched the hot water off on our gravity fed boiler it stopped, any idea what’s causing it? Thanks

    Asked by Lisa on 5th May 2023
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