Recent content by Marty76

So do you believe me removing some of this has caused this issue? If so what next?

I was told by a builder that I could remove the ply as it’s not a load bearing material. I didn’t touch the vertical beams but I did remove the structure of the old window ledge (pic attached) and removed the insulation which was behind red plastic sheeting. The plan was to plaster bard around...

Sorry it’s timber frame.

I’m hoping i haven’t caused it’s by losing the original rear window ledge in my daughters room. I have removed a horizontal beam that the ledge sat on and put it back on at the base of two vertical beam it cane out of. Would me banging a bolster hammer cause vibration or movement?

The window you can see in that photo is my daughters bedroom window which must have gone in when the extension was build behind.

The extension is on the back of the original building, so this pictures I just sent is the back of the original house and the extension is behind. You can see the extension from the exterior photo I first posted as the extension comes out to the side and goes back.

Had a homebuyers survey, been here for 3 yrs extension is 15 yrs old. Had a issue in my daughters room so removed the plasterboard. They had kept the original window ledge and used as a shelf which I hate, so have removed, I understand this is load bearing as the roof stirs sit across them. But...

I think it’s recent, steps in, wall looks plumb, when you look at it to much you always start to see a slight bulge. Loft has boards on the wall so can’t see anything, no cracks in the house. House has had rear extension before I brought it.

Noticed this down the side of my house.im worrying is this urgent?