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  • Plastering small room after affected by damp

    Now plaster has dried out and small amount has fallen off how much should I expect to pay to have the two affected walls replastered please?

    Asked by Jane on 3rd Aug 2020
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    Are crushed stone driveways any good?

    What are the pros and cons of crushed stone driveways? Are there any better alternatives that provide a similar aesthetic? What do you think?

    Asked by Kelly on 1st Jul 2021
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    Damp over concrete floor

    In our groundfloor back bedroon we have a concrete floor with bitumen top, laid on 1978. A damp patch has appeared in the middle of the carpet. There is no staining on the ceiling above so it seems to be coming from below. Is this possible? The bitumen seems sound, but has white blobs of mould on it.

    Asked by Graham on 24th Mar 2025
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    conveyance deed

    Can someone please help. What is conveyance deed? Thanks.

    Asked by LAURA on 16th Nov 2020
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    Where can I find home security batteries?

    Where would I find home security batteries? Are there any places in particular you’d recommend?

    Asked by Charles on 4th Jan 2022
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    Encapsulated roof panels vs SIPs

    Is there a difference between encapsulated roof panels and SIPs?

    Asked by Joyce on 13th Mar 2023
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    Floor strength in upper floor flats

    I live in a upper floor flat and am worried the floor isn't strong enough to keep a washing machine in the flat. How can I tell its OK?

    Asked by Rachel on 16th Aug 2023
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    Move a Stop Tap

    My stop is currently on under the kitchen sink on the what was the original external wall, behind this wall in an extension and I would like to knock through to create a larger L-shaped kitchen. In doing so I world be knocking through exactly where the current sink/stop tap is located and this would become the middle of the floor, would it possible to move the stop tap or recess into the floor? TIA

    Asked by Rachel on 26th Sep 2024
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    Costs for removing load bearing wall

    Hello, What costs would we be looking at approximately to remove a 1200mm load bearing wall to knock through from the house into a single storey utility room? located in North East

    Asked by Louise on 9th Jan 2025
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    over temperature protection

    What is an over-temperautre protection on an induction hob, how does it work and how can I tell if any given induction hob features this protection or not? What does this protection do?

    Asked by Adam on 10th Nov 2020
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