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theres normally a gap in the ridge that air can pass through, id didnt mean draughts as such. Most roofs have parts that are not thermally broken and not much seperating the inside and outside eg bottom of the sheets

could be done for 9k here without seeing any obvious additional requirements eg. moving manholes etc

i manufacture roofs and we do a roof that can accomodate the 36mm glass units, we have done quite a few. The gains from triple glazing may be lost with the roofs draughts etc. id say get the best dg 24mm glass for the difference in price compared to money saved along time

any water that is drained through the frame onto the cill is being sent to the sides because the cill has been sealed to the frame on the outside! silly mistake! this guy is clueless

definately agree here, a decent fitter probably wouldn't entertain the job if he's not measured it. Is the guy who says he'll do it any good or just short of work.

is it leaking down the sides of the window or above? any pics?

Or maybe a comma!

ive never dealt with the second option but i know martindales are very good, but prices dont always reflect which option is better/worse. the second option may be better, also being a new customer you wouldnt get the same discount as the likes of me etc.

i dont trust many charities, even the bbc ones, but i have raised a lot of money for a charity that i have experience of seeing the funds acctually spent in. in one way i dont mind the high salaries because if you want the best you have to pay for it, i think the people who run them just for...

he had to mount the kerb and go straight across his lawn!

we got done 'advertising on appointment cards' at our local docs through a firm called leisure medical uk, long story cut short we went to the docs and they said ads arent allowed on the appointment cards (after we had paid some)

there will probably be bricks sticking out of the wall and the fascia above them, you can rip off the old wood and fix new wood or upvc in its place. the smallest fascia is 150mm but it is really easy to cut down with a straight line drawn on and a normal panel saw. It will probably be brick...

for the price of the tiled conservatories you may be better with an extension with regards to the heat loss/gains. you can still have velux's and glass gables.

paint it again?

you could be opening a can of worms too, i wanted to chuck a new suite in at my house, just changing the tiles resulted inrenewing all of the walls, i ended up with all new plumbing new floor boards new window new boiler. i wasnt selling though

does it definately have a soffit?

day rate isnt always the cheaper option, get a price for the job from a tradesman, he may do it in 3 days for less than 5 days pay @ day rate where the guy who does 5 days at day rate might not finish it in 5 days

get 100mm flat board, the new fascia doesnt need the lip as it doesnt 'stick out'

Can you not get a thinner edge strip? Adjust the door up when it doesn't require it could cause probs