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Storm dry masonry protection may work?

Stick a mop in a bin liner and you have a large plunger. That nearly always does the job. Garden hose will bend and can he shoved down toilet as a plan B..

Loft hatch type lock? https://www.screwfix.com/p/essentials-loft-catch-silver-77-5mm-x-34mm/109TA?tc=MA7&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19815174711 Then there are...

I used clear CT1 and a weight on it overnight to glue down. You can also use quality PVA. Don't use solvent or super glue as it will melt the vinyl. Really damaged doors you can sometimes get a match off eBay or online supplier. My discontinued doors from Howdens are sold on eBay

Trade paints often state 10% water max for first coat over plaster. Read online application data sheet. Did they use trade paint? Often with trade paints you need to add a splash of water especially in summer so do you know if that was done? That paint may have been watered down a bit already...

What about office. Vans. Collage and training courses. Tools. The cost of providing quotes. Website. Accountant. Insurance. Any warranty or callouts they will have to attend. Wages. Business will need to make a profit. Probably loads more costs I haven't mentioned.

Ha. Dam spell checker got me again.

10 years warranty still valid? Look up original installer in the UK by using official building regulation certificate database.

No id leave it. Not good practice to do that but I know decorators that don't worry about mistcoat. On goes the paint as is.

Toupret masonry filler. Buy a box from DIY. Blow dust out hole and thumb in filler. Stick some small stones is maybe. Get creatine. Use damp sponge and small paint brush around edges to blend in. Or you can buy small bags of sand and cement for about £4 from DIY and use that

Is the fence temporary? I've seen the ones with spikes and you hammer in but it's not going to be very secure especially in wet ground.

Something stuck in a tyre maybe. I had that more than once. You can hear the tick tick but it gets faster as you speed up. Could be a screw or other object

Electrical trade centres sell trunking in loads of sizes. Largest you can stand inside. Maybe they can help

8x4 sheets aren't that size. They are 1200 x2400 which is smaller. After finding joists you can work out the best way to board, and you can start by cutting some off so you aren't left with 4 inches at the end. You can also add timber if needed to support the boards to make it fit. I hire a...

You may struggle to match that. Better to buy new doors then they will match.

10 windows at £650 a windows is middle ground imo. Depends on size and how easy they are to fit. I had 2 windows fitted 2 years ago for £1200. One large and one medium sized. You can look online at the cost of windows. Some companies have websites you put in what type and size and you can get a...

On paper it should work. If you wanted to split again your will need a powered splitter as the light dims every time it's split. One passive splitter is cheap so give it a try

if you're want to split signal yeah. Like run two sound bars

Your are limited to what you can do. Lime can repair itself but some cracks just stay. You can brush in a slurry then paint. I've also mixed a bit off powdered filler and paint and brushes in cracks. Toupret masonry filler is very good. This might be interesting for you to watch. Problem...

Undercoat it all included screws. Fill. Depends what you are doing with it. If the wood is outside I'd use 2 pack wood filler. Inside powdered filler would work well. 2 pack resin is harder to sand Vs powdered filler.