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Have you got a direct link to the Screwfix one? The hyperlinks above just go to the main site.

Has anyone got a recommendation for a cheap dust extraction unit? It will only have light use in a DIY setup but I'd like it to activate when the tool is used. Probably will be used with mitre saw and sander mostly

Yup, I should have specified

Can you grease it a bit?

I had a house where a shaded corner had a shrub in front of it (nasty, spiky bloody thing!) which prevented any airflow and turned the wall green, so it could just be that but obviously worth making sure

Your door threshold/ brickwork to the left looks to have had repairs done in the past so I'd be looking there as well. It's possible water is being driven into the wall. You still need to dig out the built up soil from the wall

and I'm going to google what that is!

What did BC say?

Then I'm opting for a no. That's a fair sized lintel that was presumably placed there for a good reason and not for a cupboard

MUCH further away! As in whole wall

Need a shot from much further away

Possibly it's blocked which is why you can see it leaking. Definitely cracked so if you want to replace it you have to disconnect and dig it out replacing with plastic version

Well that's cheered me up :)

If you're specific about what you want to be insured against then you might find an outfit to provide insurance but a general 'i don't want any risk when I buy my house ' isn't going to fly. Probably cost someone a few hundred quid

Best guess on the approval process would be to get the company to complete a questionnaire and stick it in a filing cabinet. You can always apply to see for yourself. As people keep suggesting, get some formal advice if you believe this the route required. Have you thought if an independent...

Watching the days go by, rather than the road!

Soil level is too high, it needs to be a couple of courses lower. Does that downpipe just go into soil? It looks like the gulley is the but they weren't connected.

You need a gap around the edge of the floor covering and wall so the boards can expand. If there's no gap they can't expand adequately and it can lift the boards as you describe. It's less likely in engineered flooring but the current approach by your fitter doesn't sound great. Get a second...

Had my notification from VM already, they're taking the mick. We're stuck with them unfortunately as they're the only fibre supplier up our lane

Assuming you have adequate clearances for the stove then you could consider a piece of slate cut to fit