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I moved in in 1998 and got upvc changed from external to internal glazed in 2003. Will check some old bbq photos to see if cracks were there prior to this yr. Looking at various pics online, the cracks do seem small for subsidence but a lot of subsidence websites mention cracks around windows...

Thanks everyone, (will check in November).. the original window was indeed timber (before I moved in) but has been replaced twice with upvc as the upvc windows that were in when I moved in, were externally glazed so I replaced them with internally glazed ones. Maybe the fact that they've been...

Noticed cracks in the rear wall, above the kitchen window and across the lintel, does it look like subsidence ?? We do have clay soil around here (Wirral) and Ive recently had a massive tree removed which was about 20 ft from my house and pushing up my path. Cheers

Thanks, looking at various ones...cant seem to see "corded combis" though, seem to be corded drill/hammers although some of the them come with separate cordless screwdrivers which come with the aforementioned batteries. Im looking at something that does all 3, but corded...any recomendations ...

Hi, Im in the process of looking at combi drills, I will be using it about twice a year for home DIY but as my old one packed in a few years back, I'm sick of borrowing drills and I feel its time to get a new one. Im looking to spend about £100 and seen a couple of good reviewed ones in...

Ok thanks John, I'll do that, nice one. Ian

Ok, cheers mate, i'll probably try and stick to the original plan as we're on a limited budget. Actually, I was thinking, is there not loft boards that have some sort of silver backing ? that could act as an insulator, save putting loads of insulation underneath the boards. Thanks again

Hi, I’m looking to board my loft and presently the insulation I have is only a couple of inches thick and doesn’t come above the joists but I was looking to top up that with more insulation but the insulation I’m looking to get will take it above the joists so I’ll have to crush it down to...