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So in June he asked me if there was an existing ground floor extension. I emailed that there was not. If he had read the email I believe the next thing he would have said was to changed the description of the proposed works on the planning application. However he didnt read the email. The plans...

So its covering up some nice soft red bricks (rubbers?) on the ground floor on the front of our house. No other house has it on the ground floor. Would be nice to take it off if poss. Someone suggested sandblasting but I assume the bricks would be too damaged after this

You mean regarding the planning application? I'm not sure who to take professional advice from though!

On the front of our house on the ground floor this stuff has been put on over soft red bricks. Would like to take it off without damaging the brickwork obviously Any ideas or experience with this? Is it tyrolean?

To be honest I dont know. Although I know our engineer is waiting on what is approved to give size of piles to required to contractor. Anyone got info or can help on the issue with the description of the proposal (see above)?

It is a new planning application

We have to pile the front part of the side extension, our structural engineer seems to think it will affect the length of the piles. We are removing some walls which might be increasing the load?

Hi Wonder if anyone can help with this.... Put in plans for single storey wrap around extension which were approved. Then after living in property for a while, put in new plans with to make side extension two storey. We have not built the approved single storey extension yet. The description of...