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    is it possible for my curved chimney breast to be straightened at edges I've a small curve around the 2 sides of the chimney breast wanting to get it straight or square edged not sure what you call it also what would be the cost of it I've been conned in past that's why I'm asking if anyone can help me with rough price it would cost and can it be done

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    What does a repointing specialist charge in Glasgow and the surrounding area? What are their hourly and daily rates?

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    What sort of trap should I use if there’s limited space behind my bidet? What brands would you recommend? Any stores in particular that are the best solution for this issue?

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    Adding a radiator to an existing system
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    Hi, we haven’t got a radiator in our kitchen and are hoping to have one added. We’re just curious how easy/difficult that is and how much/ little work it would take. We know we would have to lift the floors in the kitchen, but we’re wondering what other rooms flooring would have to come up if any? Either side of our kitchen is a bathroom and dining room. Any help/info would be really appreciated. Thank you 🙏🏼

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    It has been raining a lot by us recently, and the flat we're currently renting smells damp whenever there's heavy rain. What is causing this and how do I go about getting it fixed? And are there any health implications of something like this?

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    We are going to have our existing garage demolished to make way for a 2 story extension, however the incomming gas and electricity supplies and meters are in the garage and need to be relocated. I've just received a quote to have the supply and meter relocated, including the digging of the trenches, and it's just over £1,000 for 7.5 meters of pipework. On the plans in the link below, the current gas meter is located where the Utility room will be going, on the left hand wall of the garage, where the utility room sink is. The suggestion was to move it to under the left window of the new porch as there is an existing wall there, of the porch which will be replaced. I'm looking for ideas as to how I can reduce the length of the new gas supply if at all possible.

    Asked by Grahame on 25th May 2022
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