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the beam running towards the alleged mushroom seems to have some small dark spots on it, the photo isn't clear enough but could be woodworm

Read the MIL (Manufacturers Instruction Leaflet) AND look at the pictures, there is your answer.

What Three Words & I've had the gas back at 7:02am this morning, it's quicker than you reading this thread !

Well using my link you copied to post 11, I was able to register a new enquiry, confirm on map and now await each utilities response. So is your attachment the full screen or just part, there should be some columns on the left & a "NEW" button top right of page.

perhaps something here may help - https://community.eufy.com/t/eufy-doorbell-e340-wired-battery-uk-wiring-question/4390055

You could try this and its free for domestic - https://www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk/safety-equipment/advice/request-plans-showing-where-electricity-cables-are A few years ago I used it & got a plan back for gas & leccy, turned out where I wanted to deep dig a border was exactly where both were so...

some machines have auto water pressure sense, is the water on or pipe blocked?

If you follow the link further you can see it's his house and there's a (long) vid of him building it over a year, actually quite interesting, I think its safe to say for electrics & building they have different regs, not necessarily unsafe just different & who is able to do the work etc. he's...

I'd check that the lever is connected properly to the other wheel and that under pressure it doesn't "slip" into a lower position also check all 4 wheels move freely and any bearings/washers/spacers are present & not worn down

If I remember correctly it's "The future's bright, the future's Orange!". so it was the future that was orange, we did have a senior manager at work that looked orange at that time as he used that tanning dye, we used to call him "tangerine" behind his back

they do normally say use 2 rolls & cut alternate lengths but I can understand wanting to limit costs, what about a lower plain colored panel with a Dado rail (or mini roll) using the green backdrop as colour ?

Ooh intrigue, photos please, any writing on it?, give us a plan with location & direction, showing electrical/technical installations within 50 metres. Sure its not a black Alkathene water pipe ? What was on the site previously (factory, army base, farm, mine, allotments etc.)

When I worked had to use Microsoft everything and did get to like it, when I retired I bought some cheap licences as I've got several PC's and a NAS drive everything is stored on & I wanted uniformity and continuity, recently had a hard drive fail & lost a licence and it became a ball ache to...

the screw holes are too shiny to be plastic, looking at the screw hole bottom right adjacent to your pink line seems to be 2 crud covered wires coming out and bent over ? , certainly more investigation needed

Is it one of those USB sockets near ?

Well I would stick with electric, yes you have a cable to manage but the battery ones are 1. expensive, 2. waiting for charge, 3. not enough included batteries, 4. a bit weighty with battery . I bought a small 15L Machine Mart air compressor kit a few years back with all sorts of attachments...

Found on an Irish plumbing forum where there are a couple of threads about this, though nothing recent (2022) "Because its external and connected to the top and bottom of the tank it sets up a very low powered thermal syphon so it pushes hot water out the top while sucking cold(er) water in...

post a photo of the alarm control panel, others on here may be able to help in "resetting" or otherwise

I had a similar problem with kitchen taps, removing the cartridges revealed badly crushed washers, for less than a tenner I replaced the pair with ceramic valves, wish I'd done it earlier, better flow, even pressure and absolutely no drips, (also the hot tap consistent flow when "warmed up")...

I fix vacuums as one of my hobbies and even same manufacturer & style can be different & frustrating, double check all the screw holes you can see and check any labels (I run a retracted biro over them, if needed use a sharp knife to carefully peel back the label, enabling refixing after) also...