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Just about to buy a house with some damp issues. The whole donstairs has a concreate floor that appears to be rising up is several places. I've noticed that there is damp on several walls including the internal wall that seperates the dinning room and living room. Now the exteria bricks...

Bricks at side

Bricks at front

Damp on Chimney

Damp On Internal wall

I thought i'd give you some pictures to show you my problem.

I think the problem i have if i take the garage down is that the meter would be free standing to the side of the house. I would then have to run a pipe underground to get the gas in the house. I take it that any moving of the meter position will carry a cost?

My house has an old 1970 pre fabricated garage connected to it that is badly in need of removing. The panels are cracking and the wooden roof timbers are rotting away. Ideally I want to knock the garage down however the problem I have is that the gas meter is installed on the outside of this...

Any ideas on how i can get rid of this monster?

Just had a look an it looks like there is no isolator switch and there are seals present. Would an electrician be able to fit the tails without breaking the seals?

I'm thinking of moving the CU but the current tails are not long enough so would need new tails connected.