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Do you want to keep the garage warm? Do you want to keep the house warm? Is it still going to be a garage? It is always better to say what you are wanting to achieve, that way you will get better advice

Glad it was not just me!! Would be a good idea to give some reasons why you think insulating the wall is needed.

You should not release the tension, you should wind it fully down, then you will find a hole at one end that goes through the shaft and the cylinder, put the biggest nail you can through this hole, you may need to move the door up/down slightly to get everything to line up. Once you have put...

I'm puzzled, the OP priced for a job that he did'nt "really" want as he is very busy, but then complains when he does not get the job!!

Have you cancelled your house insurance? One way of saving money if you are on a budget.

The electrician who wired the switch used the 3c & E as you only need a live and 2 switch wires down to the switches, then there will be a link between the common connections on each switch.

As has already been suggested, have you checked your coolant levels? If your levels are OK, it maybe a faulty temp sensor or a shorted wire, does the light come on when you turn the ignition on and stay on? If you let us know some more information, we can then give you some more things to...

Have you got an isolating switch at high level and an outlet plate behind where the cooker goes? If you have you may be able to replace the "switched" cable with something smaller that will suit a single socket, but to do this you will have to ensure that the correct breaker is fitted to the DB.

Have just slackened and re-tightened the CH flow and return pipes they both have move to slightly different positions to before and the noise seems to have gone away, will keep an eye/ear on them.

We have a Glow worm Betacom 30 boiler, over the past few weeks it has been getting noisy (intermittently) when the heating is on, it's OK when just hot water is used. The noise is vibration that gets transmitted through the pipework so you can hear it throughout the house. It seems to be coming...

Condensation forms on colder surfaces, so are your tiled walls external? Have you got cavity wall insulation? Do you keep the bathroom warm?

Resurection?

Should be fairly cheap. Hope you don't get caught "stealing" the stairs etc.

Have you removed and cleaned the strainers in the bottom of the dish washer recently?

Have you un-plugged everything and tried resetting the breaker? What did you start doing yesterday?

[/url] A lock, no matter the cost, will only stop an honest person!

Did the circuit work before the sockets were changed? Who changed the sockets? Have you unplugged everything from the sockets and tried to reset the breaker? I would hazard a guess, that if the breaker started tripping as soon as the sockets were changed then either a connection has broken...

My foreman used to hate neon srewdrivers so much he would swap the resistor for a brass screw..... Oh how we laughed!!!!

What size and shape are the patches?

I'm sure you won't be the first to do it. Not sure why you want to change the original doors though, a roller door will not fit/seal anywhere near as well, or be as secure.