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Risk 1, the process is not without expense Risk 2, as noted the dual surveyor route, indeed, if you abuse the process to the full you can get three Risk 3, general imbuggerance of being accountable to a someone who by their own wilful intent is make life awkward for my family through already...

Watch out for PWA, who owns the wall?

All, appeal for some the wise sages among your for a bit of advice, to cut a long story short. - Extension to house, impacting only one neighbour through sight went to planning. Neighbour who can't see got very wound up and objected, and also objected in person (to extent police were called) -...

I think 60-70 is a fair sum up of what that would have been. I have a mate who built a two storey extension, garage, two bedrooms, utility to make existing kitchen bigger for around 22k. He was 63 at the time, and I just helped him shift all the roof tiles up the scaffolding (took me a full 8...

I am in the same boat, this is a cracking piece of work, and great that shared on here too. Is good motivation for us that are tempted.

Hello all, Virgin post here, so bear with me. I am in a 1930's place that is like a throw back to the 1970s, slowly being fixed up as we speak. Looking at the bay, two issues: 1. Bricks leaning out, see pic 2. Render Cracking off How do I fix the bricks? Ref the render, I want to restore...

Any make you can see? Cat 5 will be handy, if you don't use the plates, get a blanking plate next to them in same style as light switch.

I am guessing it has abridged the air bricks and stopped the cross flow of air. It would be simpler to take out old air bricks, put in new ones, add a couple too. I would also check the levels of any new patios etc against the damp proof course, and no gutters or anything dripping against...