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    • Fixing Windows that have condensation inside
    Window Specialists - 23 answers

    I've just noticed that 4 of the double glazed windows in my mums bungalow have condensation inside. They arent that old and appear to be in good condition apart from the condensation. Is there anything that can be done to remove it or do the windows need to be replaced?

    Asked by Nan on 29th Mar 2020
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    Installing synthetic/artificial grass
    Gardeners - 9 answers

    Hello, I'd like to make some improvements to my small garden but I am not sure what the best option is. Currently, my garden is covered with paving slabs; it suited my needs for a long while but now I'd like it to have a bit more of a natural look and feel. I'd very much like having real grass, but due to my age, I'd not be able to take care of it. Therefore synthetic/artifical grass is my only option. I did some research and I believe I have two options: 1. Cover the paving slabs with underlay and place the synthetic grass on top of it or 2. Remove the paving slabs and place the synthetic grass. Options 1 appears to be the easiest, but the cost of grass and underlay is high and I'd assume it would not have the soft feel. Options 2 appears to be more labour consuming and possibly the cost would higher than option one. If the paving slabs are removed, is it necessary to lay Sub-Base and Laying Course? Thank you Eva

    Asked by Eva on 7th Jun 2020
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    Any advice on the Honeywell CM927 Thermostat?
    Heating Engineers - 5 answers

    Hi all, I need to replace the thermostat for my boiler and the gas engineer recommended the Honeywell CM928, but it seems like there are a lot of negative reviews online. Does anyone have any experience with this and with any of the common problems? For example the LCD screen not working properly

    Asked by Catherine on 7th Mar 2019
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    Rendering repair or refurb?
    Builders - 7 answers

    Hi, I think is a question for a builder...but maybe it's for roofers. We are looking to buy a Victorian end terrace which has been rendered. Our surveyor's report has noted some cracking as well as poor, patchy repair work to the render & has recommended that we get this repaired. Would you expect a better result from a complete overhaul of the render - remove and replace - or would repair work be adequate? And how much would you expect it to cost? Thanks!

    Asked by Katherine on 22nd Oct 2020
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    Low maintenance gardens help
    Gardeners - 8 answers

    Good morning everyone. I want to know what makes a garden low maintenance. How can I turn my garden into a low maintenance garden? I don’t have the energy these days to keep up with all of the cutting/weeding/trimming involved. I want a nice garden that has minimal upkeep.

    Asked by Harry on 9th Apr 2020
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    Is a two-port zone valve needed for underfloor heating?
    Heating Engineers - 4 answers

    How do I know whether a two-port zone valve is needed for underfloor heating?

    Asked by Sharon on 25th Jan 2022
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    electric fire needs repairing
    Electricians - 10 answers

    everything on my electric fire works apart from it blowing cold air not heat

    Asked by Mike on 3rd Sep 2025
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    Do we need an architect or structural engineer for a new extension?
    Architects - 1 answers

    Hi We are hoping to have an extension built onto our house. We have been recommended a local architect to speak to before getting any builder quotes, but we have also been told that a structural engineer might be all we need rather than an architect. Do we need an architect specifically or will a structural engineer be able to handle it with a hired builder to complete the work? Or even, could a builder do the job of all three?

    Asked by Monika Lydia on 3rd Mar 2019
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    Converting Conservatory to Extension with Downstairs Toilet
    Builders - 11 answers

    Hi, We have a conservatory with tiled floors and polycarbonate roof. Can we convert that into an extension, that could also house a small wet room/toilet? If so, what are the steps we need to take (hire an architect? get planning permission)? Completely clueless about possibilities and what we need to do to get this happening. Thanks.

    Asked by Hana on 28th Oct 2021
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    Would building a new swimming pool need planning permission?
    Swimming Pool Specialists - 1 answers

    Hi all I am looking into getting a new outdoor swimming pool installed in my garden soon – it will be a reasonable distance away from the house and be well within my boundaries. Will I need planning permission for this? Will I need to meet any other regulations/permissions? Any info would be appreciated!

    Asked by Elly on 4th Mar 2019
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