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Hi I'm trying to establish whether or not I have lead pipes in a property which was built in Scotland around 1970. The stop valve inside the property appears to have copper piping coming up from the outside therefore can I assume this will be the same type of piping all the way to the boundary where Scottish Power would maintain the rest of the network? Thanks
How much would it cost to have 5 internal doors fitted? They are the basic B and Q pine doors. Thank you!
We have an existing conservatory (brick for the bottom 0.5m) attached to the rear of the house. We are exploring the idea of knocking through and creating a flat roof extension on the footprint of the conservatory. My question is, is it likely the conservatory footings will be suitable for an extension or will they need re-doing? Thank you
We’ve had a beautiful patio laid by a professional. Pale grey mottled granite style slabs. The gaps were filled with a dry sand/cement mix. Whilst it was being done I queried the colour as it was very yellow, but was assured it would turn grey. A month on, it’s still yellow. It cost a fortune and I’m gutted. The yellow mix has also bled around the edges oF the tiles, obviously wouldn’t have been noticeable if it had dried grey. What has gone wrong and how can it be fixed?
Hi We will be moving to a new house in the near future and want to hire a removals service to move all of our belongings from the old house to the new house. Are there any typical costs we can expect? And what kind of factors would effect the price normally?
Is there a way to fix a retractable washing g line onto an existing g metal pole rather than attaching retractable box tona wall
I have a room that we plan to remove all the wallpaper from, as part of the room’s redecoration. We are planning to remove it by peeling away from the corners, using a damp cloth where required to loosen up any stubborn areas. As precautions, we will cover up the floors nearby and the switches/electrical sockets in case of any accidents in the process. Is this the simplest method for us to try or is there any quicker, more efficient methods we could try instead? Any ideas would be welcome!
I have tiles down on my kitchen floor, and one of them has cracked the flooring has been down for a few years, can I put vinyl down on top of the tiles as I know it would be a big job to get the tiles lifted
There is water coming in from my roof and also the neighbours roof is having problems. We need to find the source of the leak.
If the heat exchanger of my boiler has broken down, should I just replace my boiler entirely?
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