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    • New cooker installation
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I have just bought a new cooker its says this cooker is designed for a 220-240v it has a smaller wire fitted on it my old cooker had a much thicker wire on it is it still ok to be hard wired to same connection in my wall any help will be much appreciated

    Asked by Faron on 3rd Jun 2020
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    Plaster over Zinsser Gardz
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    I’m trying to prepare walls ready for a plasterer to come in and skim coat. I’ve taken off wallpaper back to the old skim coat, and the adhesive is a nightmare to get off. I’m not confident there won’t be residue left, so was going to apply gardz to solve that problem. Can a skim coat go straight over gardz, or will I need to PVA/SBR/Blue grit as well?

    Asked by Steven on 14th May 2025
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    How to protect fence
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    I have a new build house with a little slope, I want to put the garden on 2 levels, bottom will be paved and the top I want to build a retaining sleeper wall with artificial grass on top. The right side of the garden will be fine to put soil up against as it has a brick wall to retain the bottom of the houses next to us but the other side the left hand side has a fence running along the slope. So If I build a retaining wall, all the soil will be up against it. How can I make sure I don't damage the fence? Thanks

    Asked by Nathan on 28th Aug 2023
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    Artex Ceiling Removal
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    Looking to have an Artex ceiling in a room that is 9m squared either removed or work done to remove the textured effect. I am unaware if it contains asbestos at this stage. Is it possible to plaster over Artex ceiling to achieve a smooth finish or must it be removed?

    Asked by Elliot on 13th May 2021
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    Regrout better or not
    Tilers - 10 answers

    If the tiles aren't to bad would they look OK reground is there much difference in the price thank you

    Asked by Pat on 11th Mar 2025
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    Electric testing certificates frequency
    Electricians - 10 answers

    How often is it advisable to have electrics tested in a house ? Should I have them tested etc for safety when taking ownership of a new property ?

    Asked by Gillian on 14th Jul 2021
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    Possible Roof Spread
    Builders - 9 answers

    My survey has picked up minor roof spread and advises improving restraint at ceiling joist level and potentially strengthening the rafter feet. Who do I need to assess this, a builder, roofer or engineer? Approx what costs might I be looking at?

    Asked by Hattie on 4th Jun 2020
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    Rodent Chewed Wire
    Electricians - 11 answers

    Hello. A rodent had chewed a Wire in my home and I am wondering if I need to change the entire wire or just that section where its chewed

    Asked by Chris on 18th Feb 2021
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    Landlord certificates
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Is it usual practice for the landlord to pay for certificates before inspections are done. I need PAT, EICR and EPC inspections done and certificates for local council regulations. Inspection company wanrs paid before jobs allocated and inspection carried out. Is this tge norm?

    Asked by Seonaid on 8th May 2024
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    Sanitary Sealant
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    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

    Asked by Brad on 2nd Nov 2023
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