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Hey. Some of the radiators in my home are hotter than others, do you have any idea why this may be happening? Could it just be issues with specific radiators or an issue with the entire system?
Does skirting heating such as thermaskirt go around internal walls as well as external? In other words, does it go all around the room?
Have noticed a few times over a couple of months, an eggy smell coming from the boiler cupboard.. Could smell it this morning when I woke up. Is this a massive concern? Got heating and hot water
I have recently had my Garden Room (one new circuit added and consumer unit in garden room) connected to my house (around 10m away) - I have been provided with a Condition Report and Certificate for Minor Works. I am told by the electrician that these works are not classed as 'notifiable' and therefore I have not been provided with a Building Regulation Part P Certification. Please can I have opinions? Thanks
I have a large crack under my 1st floor window (inside and outside). From the inside it appears to go through the mortar and not the brick. What is the best way to fix this?
We have a glass conservatory roof. What's the cheapest way to insulate and cover it so it looks like a room with a ceiling?
hi, had a boiler installed recently and as a result living room radiator is cold on the bottom and very hot at the top. installer thinks is because radiator has both pipes on the same side, one at the top and one at the bottom so he wants to replace pipe to put it on the opposite side of the rad. i dont think the problem is with the pipes been on the same side of the rad as it is been working fine till now. I am looking for a second opinion, need help please.
How much would it cost to replace toilet with a new one please?
How much does it cost to install a washer dryer? The place had just been redecorated hence no old appliances to uninstall or remove
If I have a surface that I’d like to paint over, can painting over mould kill it off or does it need to be fully removed before I move on to repainting my walls and ceiling? It's the spare room in question and mould has grown quite a lot. It looks awful and we’d like to get rid of it as soon as possible. I thought I would ask whether mould can simply be painted over and ‘suffocated’ if you’d like or do we need to get rid of it first? I’m planning to repaint these surfaces either way as they’re in need of an update.
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