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I've found the Wickes one to be ok. Anything left outside over winter will deteriorate but in spring do a bit of maintenance and clean them up and either replace the o-rings or use some silicone grease on them

Damp is a curious thing. The unused flue should be vented for airflow throughout, so top and bottom. I'd be thinking a covered top and a vent where the fireplace was. If that wall is external then the vent can go on the outside wall

Where's the vent?

PD not applicable as the house has already been extended. For such small work I'd be inclined to just do it

Just deny everything! Wasn't me Guv'

Balls to legal. Roads are in a right state so I doubt your tiny repair will just be one of many. I use a lump hammer to ramp it down, sometimes whacking a wooden block

Needs to be a certain minimum temp for cold lay but I've always found it works fine, certainly on light traffic roads anyway. Given it's a council they'll probably bill you for vandalism lol

You mean making your own cabinets? If so then make some practice ones after watching a lot of YouTube videos. If not then plug your design into the diykitchens design tool and use them. Much easier!

Ask whoever is doing your drawings as they'll be best placed to advise exactly what you need

The 'chap' has a sitting tenant by the sound of it. Serve notice for eviction. It's a very slow process unfortunately but until the tenant is gone he can't do anything. Even selling the house would be prevented as this situation would crop up in conveyancing. The chap needs any evidence he has...

Time to lift some floor coverings

Sounds like they will be soon! I'd pull off the loose bits and see where you're at

That's a good idea as I already have a set of those! Top tips on the vac and hose positioning too

Great info, thanks. As it's only very light use I can also open up the garage door and or wear a mask if I feel the need.

That TITAN TTB776VA looks just the job though :)

Not cheap those switches! :eek:

Is this the difference between L and M class?

Brilliant thanks, I'll have a look

How easy is that? Looks like carpet so shouldn't be too hard but is there any water source there? What's the state of the utility floor? Just wondering if the dog shower is leaking and somehow tracking under the floor covering to the wall

Is there a gizmo that can be fitted in place of a power take off, to start the vac with tool activation?