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Hi all, hope you can help, I've just had a new ariel fitted as all 4 tv's in the house were beginning to get picture & sound break up, all are good now except one tv, this one works fine on BBC1 & 2 but any other channel its breaking up or says channel not tuned, so I had a play about and have...

After some plumbing/drainage advice peeps...got in today and we get a strong sewage smell in the bathroom and as soon as you flush the toilet it disappears for 30 mins..only to come back again..too dark to check the main drain but everything appears to be ok..Is it a coincidence it only started...

Many thanks noseall, very much appreciated, hope you have a successful 2015 mate

Fair comment many thanks for your input, it is greatly appreciated Had enough of sitework, know good lads who i trust for various trades one last question (sorry) does the M2 price include electrics and a feed for gas cooker, sink, bathroom etc ?

Cheers for the reply noseall, thats how I did the last extension, it was time consuming, so thought this maybe a better option, have you any idea of prices form2 pricing ? when pricing everything do you contact local suppliers for prices or generally have a good idea of prices anyway just...

If you'd rather pm, that is fine thank you again

Hi everyone Hope someone can help, I'm a time served brickie, who has started doing more private work than site work and have heard a few people talk about pricing an extension by the m2, My question is....is the the m2 of the elevations or the extension or the floor area? Also what sort...

block of red wires go in 1-5 along the edge, next is blue and white they go in 1-12 to the other end of the board black/grey go in j9 that in the corner go blue/brown into j1 then on the side of the board where the pins are sticking up leave to pins blank then goes the red/green/brown/grey...

Hi I've recently bought a JVC smart tv, (obviously much smarter than me) the problem is I can't get it connected to the internet, On the tv is says no wifi dongle detected, I bought one for the tv, but then thinking maybe its faulty I used the one from the laptop as I know this works, same...

cement grout will get a good grip of those and cheap as chips

Do the drawings not specify steel or lintel ??

or you could block bond it

Or pay someone £150 to do it properly :o)

doubled up post

Up till xmas was paying £100 for an 8 yd skip, price increase to £120 now midi £70 cash prices

Maybe I'm reading it wrong.... But I read it as the new block wall was built upon the old wall that was removed, and on original footing not the floor that was laid on a screed, like I say prob wrong as most others seem to be thinking differently

Personally I prefer this method of casting in situ, when possible, just shutter the padstone, pour the concrete and then rattle the shuttering with a hammer drill, till the concrete stops settling, leave till next day and you've got yourself one hell of a good padstone at the perfect height ...

Ask the surveyor what his specification is for flexible grout, then email the company of the grout you've used to see if this complies with the surveyors recommendation, then take it from there !

So your out of pocket to the tune of hundreds, through no fault of your own, Hope you don't get many more jobs like this or you'll go bump soon, being so generous This should not cost you a penny!!!

Give them £100 back and a break down of what you've charged them for, If it was a holiday they booked , they'd get nothing back, Why should you be out of pocket for their change of circumstance !!