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Good answer woody!, never occured to me that.

The BCO is correct, the architect should've known, particularly if he was on site to do the measuring up before he commited "lines to paper", and you have good grounds to claim. The architect should have indemnity insurance, which will cover the claim. However, if he has worked purely from...

I'm assuming here that you commissioned the original work to the property in the first place, and trusted the contractors with all the necessary paperwork. My advice would be to contact your local building control office in the first instance, and ask if they have any documentation regarding...

Not sure what to do with this lads? Don't forget, it's almost £50 per quarter to be a member, so the leads do need to pay. You could well pay for 5 leads before you are actually awarded a job, at £50 or thereabouts a throw, it will eat into already thin profit margins! Sinbads prob got it...

Alright chaps. Got to the job yesterday morning (mon), at the appointed time, brought the architect with me too, and there was no answer! I wasn't impressed. Did manage to get there today, however, to view the job. As I suspected, they want a spectacular job doing, requiring a staircase with 2...

Thanks bud. Got the appt to see the client on monday. Fingers X'd. I'll post on here after then.

Here's how I lay drives. dig out the old ground to a depth of 250mm (10"). Lay a membrane, on top of which a 150mm bed of hardcore is put down & compacted. 50mm (2") is neither use nor ornament. Then pour 100mm (4") of concrete with fibres mixed in. When then concrete has the fibre mixed in...

Looked into going with RP recently, joined up, got my free 30 days membership & £50 credits. Spent 2.5 - 3 hours looking for a sensible job to come up. Punters out there posting jobs take the p*ss big time. Wanting a 2 storey 7x3m extension with a budget of £20k!!! WTF that all about. £20k...