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    Our bathroom refurbishment will include removing the ceiling to create a vaulted single pitch. Am I better getting a builder, or would a bathroom specialist be able to do (or subcontract) the building and plastering elements please?

    Asked by Cristine on 13th Apr 2021
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    Are clay roof tiles durable?
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    Are clay roof tiles durable? What are some similar alternatives in appearance that I could also consider?

    Asked by Harry on 13th Jan 2022
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    Macerator toilets - are they any good?
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    We're thinking of adding an extra toilet and we've been told it's tricky to plumb in and should consider installing a macerator. I'm not sure I like this solution as it seems overly complicated and a bit icky, so I would like the professional opinion of a plumber. Is this a good, reliable and hygienic solution, or not?

    Asked by Karen on 21st Jan 2023
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    Spotlights on the old Artex ceiling
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    Hello, I’m buying a house. It has Artex ceilings ( May have asbestos as the house is from 70s) I want to have spot lights installedIn the living room and kitchen and the ceiling plastered and skimmed. Do I have to get the ceilings plastered first and then lights installed? What are the safety considerations around making holes in a ceiling that possibly contains asbestos. The bedrooms above have carpets and floorboards underneath ( as I was told) Thank you

    Asked by Farida on 23rd Nov 2020
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    Treating Decking Moss
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    Hi, my decking gets a bit slippy so I would like to get this treated. What would be your prosed solution?

    Asked by Julie on 13th Mar 2024
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    RSJ and wall removal cost
    Builders - 7 answers

    Hi, How much (approximately) would it cost to install an RSJ to an external load bearing wall between a dining room and extension in order to open the dining room into the kitchen? This is to make an L shaped kitchen diner. This job would involve the removal of a wall below the RSJ, approximately 7ft x 6ft.

    Asked by Jacqueline on 3rd Dec 2019
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    Can a smart meter affect my hot water?
    Heating Engineers - 10 answers

    I had a smart meter fitted and now my shower only has hot water for 10 mins. Can this be related to my fusebox?

    Asked by Maria on 20th Jan 2021
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    Vaillant Eco TEC plus 937
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    I don't have a hot water but I have a central heating. The display shows F81 & F91. What I can do?

    Asked by Mariana on 6th Dec 2021
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    Boxing a boiler flue.
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    Hello. I have a boiler flue that runs through the kitchen wall, into the adjacent room and out through the external wall in that room. I intended to use this room as a bedroom for my little girl. Is it possible ie safe to box a flue pipe in in this sort of situation? Thanks!

    Asked by Leo on 9th Aug 2021
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    Do log burning fires need a chimney liner inserted?
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    Hello, I have a log burner fire installed in my home with a plate fitted above it also. When the fire is burning, the chimney breast does get very hot and there are some occasional crackling noises. Due to this I am considering a chimney liner to try help resolve this. Does my log burning fire need a chimney flue liner and will it make much difference to the heat on the chimney breast? Is my fire still safe to use in the meantime?

    Asked by Beverley on 29th Jul 2019
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