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Shelter have a good page where they outline the escalating actions that you could/should take https://england.shelter.org.uk/housing_advice/repairs/what_to_do_if_your_private_landlord_wont_do_repairs How are the landlord on other issues sch as gas safe certificates and other maintenance...

If your father does NOT have a regsitered POA then I suggest that you sort one out ASAP. In the event that your father may/will have some deterioration in his ability to manage a property portfolio as he ages then at some point he may need some point. The absolute worst-case scenario is that...

Wow - "horse" and "water" jump to mind. It will be irritating to you when you have to write the cheque out of the estate, but on behalf of the taxpayers of the UK - Thank You Regards Tet PS Even more galling is that, should you at some point get a POA you wouldn't be able to use that...

As it will be to your benefit, why don't you pay it? Regards Tet

Be very careful not to apply too much force or you may have a bigger problem. Our stopcock is absolutely solid. I've been using the meter in the road for years Regards Tet

Update: For a 2400 x 1200 size and no delivery or fixings Large Format Tiles : https://www.tilegiant.co.uk/tiles/magna-xxl/marino.html £195.50 Glass: https://colour2glass.com/product/coloured-kitchen-glass-splashbacks/ £576.00 Stainless Steel ...

I imagine that it would be difficult to keep properly clean. In the kitchen, the best way to keep stainless steel clean is with regular application of WD40 as a cleaner and a prevention agent. Keeping stainless wall in a bathroom "touch-free" would be almost impossible, I also have no idea how...

I am not a fan of straight GU10 downlights and have been looking for something more flexible. In our lounge we've been living with Shelly GU10 tunable bulbs ( https://shellystore.co.uk/product/shelly-duo-gu10/ ) on a ceiling bar for two years now and they have been great That said, with our new...

Do you know why the tiles are falling off? , What substrate re they attached to? (plasterboard/plaster/cement board etc) Have you considered large form tiles? - I was in a stone suppliers looking at worktops and he showed me some amazing 1200x1200 tiles that were gorgeous and I recall them...

Sorry for any misunderstanding caused. My house is basically square with solid walls and a pitched roof that compromises every upstairs room - there is a 45-degree chunk out of all of them. The roof is over a hundred years old and does need replacing anyway but you can imagine that this will...

I've recently received planning permission for a GF extension after a long fight with the Local Council Now looking at the roof (this was on the original application but pulled in order to give the council fewer things to object to) . I have three points with questions..... I'd like to add...

Did some wallpapering last weekend for my daughter. She bought a PTW vinyl from Homebase for a mist-coated chimney breast. I haven't wallpapered for seven years (two feature walls for the OTHER daughter) I remember the old days lumping what felt like half a hundredweight of cold soggy mess onto...

That is exactly what I was thinking. As to to maintenance, this is very unlikely to be an issue and if you did have to get to the pipes if you loose-lay the EPDM with an edging strip then you could you could roll it back to gain access Regards Tet

No - I was suggesting not stepping it at all. The slope is only 5cm over 3m. If the EPDM were flashed in at, say 80mm at the top then only 130mm would be exposed at the end of the 3m run. Assuming that the EPDM is glued to the wall then this would be unobtrusive, especially as it's the same...

Given that it's only a couple of inches could you not extend the flashing to the next brick course and have it horizontal at the top, rather than either of the below? I would show a picture but I can't find one at present Personally I think that this: looks a ton better than this...

Can you not just channel out some of the pointing and just fix in the EPDM directly with some roofing sealant? Regards Tet

What you are proposing is for him to compromise the internal size of his extension, so this is likely to be a thorny issue. Guttering aside there is nothing to stop him building right up to the boundary line. Assuming that you currently have your 2" fence panels between 4" fence posts on the...

You could consider getting a curved pole, but these of course don't follow the exact contours of a bay window. It depends on whether you're bothered by this aesthetically or practically depending on how your bay is utilised Regards Tet

That's a nice schematic. Is there any reason why you used two pieces of EPDM joined? Would you recommend the OP use a single sheet if possible? Also, this corner is the most likely weak point of the install. That looks much trickier to succesfully get under the tiles and flashing Regards Tet

You need to finish your EPDM "on" or preferably "in"something. Either adhesively bound or rebated and sealed. A picture would really help Regards Tet