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see its very difficult to say without seeing the job and asking how they are going to be doing the work. as an example a woman asked for a price to slab the area where her front lawn was, I gave her a quote which included the slabs and all other materials, skips to get rid of the grass and soil...

no the ideas not nuts, it would work, but once you cut the square of plasterboard away fix some batons to the wall so you have more area to fix the splash back rather than just on the edges.

they used acid to clean the jumpers? :rolleyes:

is there also a brick acid machine for cleaning the faces up after?

you don't need to do any of that just see if if theyre on checkatrade.com haha :LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

an inch? how did that happen? it shouldn't have dropped at all it should have been packed tight above the beam with slate and sand an cement did he forget that bit?

its not unusual to find a block wall built off a wooden floor

yep I do and I don't think they'd bother looking because I've another one that's easier to find, bolted to the floor and wall with **** all in it just papers

stud might be a little bit cheaper but it would be blocks every time for me, but then I'm bias coz I'm a brickie :)

they don't come down even a small amount because the gap above the lintel and below the bricks is packed tight using slate and sand and cement, before the acrows are removed

I think it looks like a DIY bodge job

an alarm next to your boiler wont tell you if there's carbon monoxide fumes getting though the vent into your bedroom and yes they could divert the flue

ask ya builder

oh right its on YouTube so must be true

well ill have to disagree with you there, done it lots of times including my own house 24 years ago without any problems at all as long as its done properly that is :)

get yourself one of these

did they paint the wall with at least 2 coats of bitumen or similar before they re-plastered, did they use plaster or did they use a sand and cement render?

id be more worried about crap falling into the manhole while im digging it out put the bung up the pipe then fill over it with concrete, flaunch it so its smooth and blends in with the other flaunching, you don't want any ruff edges that might snag any waste and cause a blockage, then id bed a...

if that is the case then opening up the manhole and blocking off the redundant pipes should do the trick

yes you can