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Is the wall load bearing? Personally I'd not be too worried.

@davecooper Do this.

Why would you do that? Just price it, they accept or they don't. Granted they may well leave negative reviews anyway but I don't see why you would say any of that.

No need for a lintel:

Please say you fitted a breather membrane + vertical counter battens + horizontal battens before you fitted the cladding?

Your post literally says you must have no TV aerial. Have you been taking PR lessons from Karoline?

If it were me, I would ring some decent trade product manufactures like Sika or Permagaurd. They all have technical helplines with people in their technical departments happy to speak to customers.

Not legally without water company approval. But plenty of people do.

Winners? :unsure:

Glad I could educate you.

Traditionally this would have been done with mesh and then plastered but it could be done with bendy plasterboard but it probably still need to be skimmed, otherwise it would look like Kryten's head. Have a look on YouTube.

What will his hours be? Does his time include him traveling for any materials required? Can he start at 11 or disappear at 3 some days so he can see other clients for quotes? Do you expect him to work flat out on your job from start to finish? We could go on ..... All of this often perfectly...

I've never liked you flameport.

Why is all the coursing out?

I don't think the OP was interested in the legal shenanigans I thought it was technical issue with their TV, perhaps if the OP can respond .....

Why is your wife inside the sofa? :unsure:

All the Freds together in this thread! :D

Ye but I'm no joiner so others like Diver Fred might have more rational ideas!

Agreed, does the head match the length of the screws in the pics?

The correct external detail is, timber studs + breathable membrane + vertical timber battens to create vented cavity + horizontal cladding. This allows any rainwater that gets through the cladding to run down the rear face of the cladding and drain out the bottom of the cavity. This has been the...