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    Roof Workmanship

    Appreciate your feedback
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    Roof Workmanship

    Thank you for the feedback, I've zoomed in one of the photos: Circled in Purple: Tile not seated correctly Circled in Red: Dry verge - should these be seated flush with the roof tile?
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    Microsoft 365

    Suggest uninstalling office, rebooting and try reinstalling. Your subscription is tied to your Microsoft account so there should be no need to pay £1, never been asked ever… MS will already have your card details on record for recurring payments. Do check you have anti-virus enabled. If you ever...
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    Roof Workmanship

    Hi Forum, Looking to get some advice, had a re-roof done using a firm that did a neighbours around the corner. Price was in the ball-park I was expecting and they completed the work in a day (5 lads). This week a friend went up to have a look with his extension ladders to take photos. And I...
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    Building regs approval

    Interesting. Was that the local council building control or a via an authorised agent / 3rd party acting on behalf of the council?
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    Building regs approval

    Thanks for your feedback.
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    Building regs approval

    I’m looking to have a re-roof on a 1950’s semi with old horse hair lining and concrete tiles which are looking end of life. An acquaintance mentioned to check with the local council if a building control certificate is needed. With the two quotes I’ve received so far, there’s been no mention of...
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    50's Semi - Horse-hair and re-felting

    Dear Forum, Living in a 1950's semi. Lived in the house for 20 years and been advised to get the chimney re-flashed to stop water ingress. The roofer suggested the horse-hair is in poor condition - which is true and suggested re-felting and re-use the existing tiles, but some of the batons...
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    Adjoining Garage wall Neighbours may do a conversion

    Dear Forum, I have lived in my house for around 20 years, and my elderly neighbour recently went into a care home and the house has now being sold. One of my ex-neighbour's sons suggested that the purchasers may "do something" with the existing garage. As it happens their garage wall is a...
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    Streaks on north facing external wall

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    Streaks on north facing external wall

    Thanks for your reply. It’s a roof directly above, it curves down. It only seems to be this room. My decorator suggested it may be lagging which is stopping circulation however we both had a look and it’s not causing a blockage. A few suggestions been mentioned and up for grabs: - Do...
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    Streaks on north facing external wall

    Dear Forum, Seeking your advice regards to some streaking on a wall which is the back bedroom facing north. Can’t be certain how ling the issue has been there but was noticed several weeks after the room had been painted. As shows in the pictures the streaks run across the length of the wall...
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    Planning/ Building reg breach?

    Perhaps something to consider, is to check the Land Registry to check who is the mortgage company. They could be notified that they are running a business which would be a breach of their mortgage. But you should document and build up evidence over a decent period of time
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    Neighbour's retro-application / Independent report

    Dear Forum, Neighbour has built some structures and following a query with the City Planning department they have confirmed there is likely a planning breach. They go on to say that retrospective planning permission will be required giving the adjoining properties an opportunity to put...
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    New Hedge with neighbour (near boundary wall)

    Need to build up evidence first, but it would appear so. :(
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    New Hedge with neighbour (near boundary wall)

    Thank you. Any thoughts on distance from building from the neighbouring wall?
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    New Hedge with neighbour (near boundary wall)

    Hello, My new neighbours being a bit anti-social (using their front garden as a car repair centre) we've decided the best course of action is to create a small Yew hedge boundary. There's a small wall acting as the boundary, single brick about 600cm high and the length of the front garden is...
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    Planting trees to screen large summer house

    Thanks very much for the responses. Definitely some options to consider.
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    Planting trees to screen large summer house

    Good point, I'm not too worried about them being deciduous, and I agree having some flowering or colourful leaves would be an additional (and a distraction). Will investigate, but perhaps I can buy them as a mature planting as they settle down for Winter. I'm keen to get screening up and not...
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