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    Builders - 10 answers

    Could somebody please tell me if mid October is too late to start pebble dashing a house

    Asked by Jenny on 9th Oct 2024
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    Electric washing machine & drier
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I have a double plug connected to the ring from which I want to spur another double plug. In one of those two double plug I want to plug a washing machine and a drier separately. Is this safe to do? What's the recommendation? Cheers

    Asked by Albert on 6th Nov 2024
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    Calculating BTU and choosing radiators and capcula
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    I am currently researching radiators and trying to calculate BTU to ensure I choose the right size and type. I am COMPLETELY new to this process as well as working with tradespeople. I am doing something wrong, because the numbers I get sound way off - over 9000 BTU for a small bedroom. I have read on a few radiator selling sites that the best way to choose a radiator is to get a plumber in who will calculate the BTU more precisely and help choose the right radiator. As professionals, would you say that’s correct? Is helping choose the right radiators part of service you offer? Or is more a heating engineers’ territory? Many thanks in advance!

    Asked by Dovile on 29th Sep 2021
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    Mist coat paint/water ratio
    Painters & Decorators - 9 answers

    Hi, what’s a good mist coat paint ratio? I’ve heard of 50/50, 90/10 and 80/20. Any all advice is appreciated

    Asked by Ashish on 3rd Apr 2025
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    Strange down pipe - what is it for?
    Drainage Specialists - 5 answers

    I have a cast iron down pipe at the front of my property next to my drainage down pipe from the guttering - the bathroom is at the rear of the property so it’s not a smell pipe or waste - can anyone advise what it is for and can I get it removed - I have pictures of pipe if needed

    Asked by Chris on 18th Jan 2022
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    Changes to front porch
    Joiners - 9 answers

    Hi there, I just bought a house and there's a small porch and WC that was added to the original property. The wall beside the entrance door seems to be made of plywood on the bottom and the tip is made of glass. I'd like to have it changed to something that at least look like a proper wall, even if it's not. My question is: do I need a builder or a carpenter to do the job? Also, do I need planning permission for this change? Thank you so much for any advice. I'm also open to quotations if you feel you could do the job, please.

    Asked by Trish on 19th Sep 2024
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    Need a quote for plumbing for an ensuite and a downstairs toilet
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    I need a quote installing a toilet at an under stairs room, ensuite in one of the room and another toilet right next to a bathroom too. How much would this cost?

    Asked by Vincent on 29th Jul 2020
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    Ceiling plaster falling off
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    I have just had a kitchen ceiling plastered and sections have fallen down what is the best way to repair the ceiling?

    Asked by Ian on 17th Sep 2020
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    Which side of fence?
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    Is it true that the smooth half of any fencing put up by my neighbour must face towards my property?

    Asked by Kamil on 8th Dec 2020
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    Leak under kitchen sink
    Kitchen Fitters - 8 answers

    I have a leak underneath my kitchen sink which seems to be due to the fitting (I.e. I think the sealant has worn away around the sink and it's a wooden worktop). It's 6 years since it was fitted. Is there a specific type of sealant I need or does the sink need refitting? I don't want the sealant to show and the gap isn't very big!

    Asked by Helen on 1st Feb 2021
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