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cost of fitting a sleeper raised bed in the garden

Gardeners - 5 answers

I am interested in fitting a raised bed in my garden. How much will it cost in terms of the supply costs to put together a sleeper raised bed. What are the steps involved in completing this work by myself? I am guessing it is not an especially difficult job to do DIY, is that correct?

Asked by Patrick on 15th Aug 2020

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What costs did you incur for house extension work?

Builders - 9 answers

Costs for extensions vary across counties. What did you pay for stuff like single storey, garage, conservatory, etc?

Asked by Stephen on 3rd Mar 2020

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Bonding tiles old or new?

Roofers - 10 answers

Neighbour’s have just had a new roof and their roofer has bonded in the original very old tiles from when these houses were constructed 1950-60’s into my 5-6 year old roof. The old tiles have also been painted previously. They have used a bonding gutter in between but have put old tiles every other tile going down my roof front and back. Should the roofer not have found similar new tiles like mine and used them? Rather than the old painted tiles which were obviously at the end of their service life which is obviously why the neighbour was changing their roof.

Asked by Andy on 28th Jul 2023

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How do I remove Japanese Knotweed?

Gardeners - 10 answers

Hi - I have been told that I may have japanese knotweed in the back garden, how do I go about checking this and then removing it? Do I need a specialist?

Asked by carole on 1st Apr 2020

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Are carpet door bars necessary for shared carpets between rooms?

Flooring Specialists - 5 answers

Hello all I am planning on having the same carpet fitted across multiple rooms in my home. Are carpet door bars going to be required even if it is the same joined carpet between the rooms? Will it help to keep the carpets fitted, neat, etc? Is there any other options instead for the door bars which still allow the carpet to be fitted across rooms?

Asked by jonathan on 2nd Sep 2019

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Replacement outside Tap

Plumbers - 10 answers

Hi, I have recently had a repair done on my stop tap. The plumber removed the outside tap as a quick repair. He came back the next day to do the repair. After he finished the job i asked him about the outside tap. He said sorry i forgot to connect it. So off her went and reconnected the outside tap. My question is he's not fitted a DCV or a way for me to isolate the water during winter. There wasn't a DCV installed before but does he not need to install one now? Thanks

Asked by Malcolm on 19th Jun 2020

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Repairing laminate flooring

Flooring Specialists - 10 answers

My laminate floor is damaged. How could I repair my laminate floor? 

Asked by Joyce on 26th Apr 2021

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Garage apartment

Builders - 7 answers

Hi. We have a single detached garage with workshop with a driveway up to it. We're wanting to build a flat on top of it to allow one of our children to move out! It's so expensive here. Where do we start? Do we need an architect or can a builder undertake the project for us. We're not sure what the foundations are like. There is electricity but we'll need water and gas connected.

Asked by Diane on 22nd Jun 2021

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advice on hiring a high quality and reliable professional handyman

Handymen - 11 answers

I'd like to have some repairs performed around the house by a handyman. How can I know if they are a high-quality professional? What should I look for so that I can know they are a reliable contractor?

Asked by Lou on 19th Aug 2020

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Do I need one coat of plaster or two?

Plasterers - 6 answers

Recently we have had one of our bedrooms re-plastered by a professional plasterer and decorator, but I’ve begun to notice that some of the areas are looking quite poorly done and not coated particularly thickly. Evident around plug sockets, switches and other fixtures in particular. It appears to be one layer of plaster that has been used. Is this normal for plasterwork nowadays? I recall that in previous years, plasterers would use two layers, but perhaps things have changed. I would like to know for sure, so that I know whether I will need to contact the plaster regarding their work. I would appreciate any information about this.

Asked by angie on 19th Jul 2019

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cost of fitting a sleeper raised bed in the garden

What costs did you incur for house extension work?

Bonding tiles old or new?

How do I remove Japanese Knotweed?

Are carpet door bars necessary for shared carpets between rooms?

Replacement outside Tap

Repairing laminate flooring

Garage apartment

advice on hiring a high quality and reliable professional handyman

Do I need one coat of plaster or two?

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