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    • Can I connect my guttering to my sewer system?
    Drainage Specialists - 10 answers

    Is it possible to connect the guttering runaway to the house’s sewer system? And is this still legal to have this changed? Currently we have a soakaway area with a hole that this gutter leads to, but this is getting blocked up regularly now. This is an old house which has a combined sewer system which has another set of gutters which do connect to the sewer system.

    Asked by Sharon on 6th Mar 2019
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    bathroom repair
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    hissing dripping taps on bath advice on what the problem maybe and cost

    Asked by Mark on 20th Jun 2022
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    turning bedroom back into a bathroom
    Plumbers - 8 answers

    approximate price for turning a bedroom that was once a bathroom back into a bathroom and where the bathroom is now back into a storage cub

    Asked by Linda on 27th Jul 2022
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    Posts for Decking Frame
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    Should I use concrete or wood posts to support my decking frame? If I use concrete, how deep should they go in relation to how much of the post is out of the ground?

    Asked by Konstantinos on 5th Dec 2023
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    Dry verge install
    Roofers - 11 answers

    Traders on here have been very helpful in the past, hope you can be again. This question is in 2 parts really. I recently had a dry verge installed that was quoted at £650, and was then told that the felt behind the mortar had deteriorated badly so I needed 2 m of new felt and batten which would take 2 days. I was left with a bill for £2.5k, after the work was done in a day. Does this seem fair? The second part of this question is that the dry verge looks very wonky. My understanding is that it should look relatively flush and straight and shouldn't really deviate. Is this right? It looks worst at the peak of the roof where it appears to tilt away from the roof.

    Asked by Danny on 18th Nov 2024
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    Pulley cord not pulling down
    Electricians - 14 answers

    Pulley cord for bedroom light not pulling down Cord still on fitting on the ceiling, what could be wrong?

    Asked by Joyce on 30th Oct 2020
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    Porcelain Bathroom Tiles
    Bathroom Specialists - 5 answers

    I would like to re-tile my bathroom with porcelain tiles on both the floor and wall. The tiles are 60x30cm. Currently, I have ceramic tiles on the walls. I have been told that if I remove the current tiles the plasterboard will need to be replaced, which is fine. However, today I was told that I cannot hang porcelain tiles directly onto plasterboard and I need to attach a Cement Backboard (sold by Topptiles) to the plasterboard and then hang the wall tiles. Is this correct?

    Asked by Fola on 22nd Apr 2021
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    Does the goverment have any schemes for garden renovation?
    Gardeners - 9 answers

    Are there any government schemes for renovating my garden (at least partly) in the name of sustainability and being more eco-friendly?

    Asked by Claire Kate on 5th Jan 2022
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    How to tell the type of hot water cylinder in my home
    Heating Engineers - 7 answers

    How can I tell if my hot water cylinder is vented or unvented? I also have a boiler but I'm confused about how or if they work together. I've just moved into a new house and it's not what I'm used to.

    Asked by Michael on 9th Feb 2023
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    How can I make a sofa from pallets
    Handymen - 10 answers

    I’m considering making a pallet sofa. How can I make sure that pallets are safe and fit for this purpose? Should I apply anything to them before making the pallet sofa? Also would the pallet sofa last long, do you think? Thanks for your time.

    Asked by Sharon on 5th May 2022
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