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Does a stone pebble garden border cause damp issues between it and wall of property ? Do these borders cause more weeds to grow through them ? How easy is it to remove these and relay with either concrete or paving slabs instead ?
Hi! I have workmen who have sanded our wooden floor. The stain they put down is too light. They said they have to resand and basically start whole job again at my expense. Can’t they just apply a darker wood stain over the top without resanding?
Hi - I've often found in commercial premises that the sealant used around showers and kitchen worktops is thicker than the standard sealant you might purchase for domestic premises. I'd describe the product as a rubberised solid type sealant once set. Does anyone know what this product is and where it can be purchased? Thanks
I need a new bathroom ceiling. The flat upstairs had a leak and my ceiling now needs replaced. Can someone tell me what kind of tradesman I need for this job? Thanks
When I switch my boiler on I have heating but no hot water. Can someone advise please?
Hi I am looking at buying a house but it has some rising damp, it is a small 3 bedroom terraced house, what is a rough guide price for the to be fixed please thank you
Repaired bathroom walls using bonding as removing tiles pulled plaster off. Had quotes from plasterers for skimming but it’s just way out of budget as we are getting someone in to do the tiling. Will tilers tile over a bonding coat?
What is the best way to attach an IKEA pax wardrobe to the wall when the wall has a skirting board and picture rail?
Metal sheds? Plastic sheds?? Wooden sheds??? I’ve looked into all of them and can’t decide between. So far all I have come up with is that metal sheds might get hotter inside so to be careful what I keep in there. Other than that what are the pros and cons of each?
I need to get a new immersion heater fitted and also to have a new bath and sink to install. So clearly the immersion heater is our priority but the others need doing but is it worth doing each as my finances dictate or would it be best to wait longer and have them fitted together?
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