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    Window Specialists - 2 answers

    My children have a habit of slamming the French doors to our garden, despite telling them not to. Are there any mechanisms we can fit to prevent them getting damaged?

    Asked by Robert on 17th Dec 2022
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    hourly rate of kitchen fitters in Northern Ireland
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    What is the hourly cost of hiring a kitchen fitter in Northern Ireland? Does it depend on the town/city/locality you live in? Or is it more or less the same everywhere?

    Asked by Adam on 21st Aug 2020
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    Cleaning a dishwasher
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    How can I clean a dishwasher effectively? What cleaning products should I avoid?

    Asked by Jenny on 26th Jul 2021
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    Do large floor tile need extra prep of special adhesive?
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    I've found some 120x120cm marble effect floor tiles which I think will look good in our kitchen as there'll be less grout lines. But do large tiles need any extra prep or special adhesive?

    Asked by Sharon on 14th Jun 2023
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    Why has my bricks gone white after using waterproofer on them ?
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    Hi there I recently brought a sika waterproofer from tool station , I needed to attempted to seal the bricks outside my property , due to it being a end of terrace the corner gets hit by the bad weather , so seem to get mould from the cold wall , so I googled few things and it seemed that waterproofer would be best idea as it fills all the gaps up and water seal apparently does not , but on use after diluting it’s made all the walls go white , I assumed it would if anything make it go shiny like pva type thing but it has not , so what’s best thing to remove this now and best thing to use as I was thinking of attempting water seal next ? Can anybody help with this cheers

    Asked by Bill on 19th Sep 2024
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    Average time of fitting a carpet DIY
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    I would like to fit a new carpet by myself for a living room of about fifteen square metres. How long will this job take altogether?

    Asked by carole on 29th Sep 2020
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    Roof windows need fixing
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    I have some roof windows that i need somebody to look at to see if they need replacing or simply cleaning and updating the seals and caps etc - can this be done by somebody without experience?

    Asked by Mike on 25th Mar 2021
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    Should quote have included this
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    I have had a price for roughcasting my house so as its the same as neighbours.saffolding has been erected builder has now come back and said he has noticed that there window sills and concreate soffit is cream and if i want this done it will be another £500 should this have been included in the orginal quote?As i asked gor house to be same as adjacent house.I feel i have been misquoted and lost trust in the company.

    Asked by Catherine on 10th Jun 2024
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    cost of hiring a plumber to fix a leaky shower head in Manchester
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    I am based in Manchester and I’d like to have a leaky shower fixed. It’s a mixer shower and it appears that the leak is not major or with the pipes, that is. The leak seems to be an issue with the shower itself. I’d like to hire a plumber to fix this problem. How much might this cost? Does it depend on what type of issue is present? How long might the job take to fix it? Also, should I hire a plumber to come out and take a look first?

    Asked by Everson on 17th Aug 2020
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    Hiring a licensed and insured painter
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    How can I double check that a painter or painting company is both licensed and insured? Do they tend to also come with references?

    Asked by Mo on 28th Jun 2021
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