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  • Who would fit a new bathroom ceiling?

    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

    Asked by Lyndsey-ann on 11th Aug 2019
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    Ive got heating but no hot water

    When I switch my boiler on I have heating but no hot water. Can someone advise please?

    Asked by Stefan on 8th Oct 2019
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    Rising damp quotes

    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

    Asked by Stacey on 10th Jan 2022
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    Tiling over bonding?

    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?

    Asked by Sian on 23rd Sep 2025
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    How to attach IKEA furniture to wall?

    What is the best way to attach an IKEA pax wardrobe to the wall when the wall has a skirting board and picture rail?

    Asked by Hannah on 16th Mar 2021
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    What are the best garden sheds to buy?

    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?

    Asked by Elly on 8th Apr 2020
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    Is it best to wait a few weeks and then get both jobs done together or to do them separately as finances dictate?

    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?

    Asked by Jane on 19th Jun 2020
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    Plug socket off but appliances still running

    I just moved into a flat and noticed that 2 of the wall sockets remain live even when they are switched off. E.g TV is switched off but the light remains on. The two wall sockets in question are in different rooms, I haven't tested all the other sockets in the flat yet but wanted to know what could cause this?

    Asked by Andrew on 1st Sep 2023
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    New extension concerns

    Hi, I live in a semi-detached house. My new neighbour is building a single story extension to the front side and back and a planning application was approved for the extension. No application was made for the back toom extension as it is within 3m. They built the foundation exactly in line with boundary line that we agreed on. Foundation is about 50cm wide. Now, they have started building a wall and built it up to the DPC, back filled soil around the wall but dont think it was inspected since the foundation was dug. The new wall is built right on the edge of the foundation and exactly in line with the boundary line leaving no space whatsoever between the wall and boundary line. Is my new neighbour allowed to build the wall so close to the boundary line and on the edge of the foundation, and how will this impact the roof on the new extension as i have told them that roof should not overlap the boundary line into myside? Your advise would be appreciated. Kind regards Ref

    Asked by Refik on 10th Aug 2023
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    Freestanding oven does it need a cooker point?

    I bought a replacement oven recently after mine gave in. My last one was built into a special cooker point which has been disconnected and the new one came with just a regular plug. Should this be plugged into a separate socket like my old one of can i just use a regular 3 pin plug socket? I'm just wondering if there's any regulations i should be worried about. Thanks in advance.

    Asked by Abdul on 28th Mar 2020
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