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Hi, I'm in the process of purchasing a property and the below has come up on the searches. It relates to an adjoining garage which was converted into an extension of the living room. Our conveyancer says that this is proof that building regs were signed off. However, since the person who...

Restarting this thread now I have a little more information. These pictures indicate that it's definitely a load bearing wall. My question now is, how easy would it be for an SE/builder to put an RSJ in there to take the weight so we can remove the wall and windows beneath it (the yellow...

Thanks so much for your response, Notch7. So just so I've understood correctly, you think it's most likely the outer wall supporting the weight of the roof, with a joist resting on a lintel on the inner skin of the cavity wall, which is probably obscured behind the fascia and a long timber...

Hi all, Wondering if someone can help clear up a bit of confusion. We're considering buying this 1960s bungalow, but it's got a strange quirk going on with internal windows caused by a corridor running along the back of the house (see diagram). I'm trying to work out whether the red or yellow...