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    Conservatory Leaking around door frame

    Thank you! That’s really helpful!
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    Conservatory Leaking around door frame

    Oh that doesn’t sound good. This is our first time with a conservatory, so no idea what is normal. Can anything be done or do we need someone in?
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    Conservatory Leaking around door frame

    Here are some additional pictures.
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    Conservatory Leaking around door frame

    There is a window above. The shadow on the wall is from a light fitting, I can’t see any damp. As soon as it’s light I will post some better pictures. Thank you!
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    Conservatory Leaking around door frame

    Hello, we have just this week moved into a house with a 15 year old conservatory. It is in excellent condition… or so we thought. Today we have had a lot of heavy rain and tonight we have noticed slow drips coming through the join of the door frame, conservatory side. This is not condensation...
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    Thanks so much for your reply!
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    Thanks for the reply. We had a mortgage valuation but it was a desk job I think, no one visited the property, so we are okay from a mortgage point of view. Here is a picture of the outside, is that what you mean? We are not sure if this is worth pulling out over and after sleeping on it, we are...
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    We don’t have one flush along the wall unfortunately.
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    Thanks. We don’t want to remove the flues, we very much want the fireplaces!
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    Hi there, sorry about my terminology, we are FTB so this is all completely new to us. The chimney breasts are in tact and the person who lived there has gas fires installed in the fireplace, so I assume the flues are open. We wanted to take these gas fires out and restore the fireplaces as they...
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    Chimney Woes Part 2

    Hello, I posted on here recently as we are in the middle of purchasing a Victorian property. The surveyor flagged that the rear chimney stack was unsupported. We revisited today with a friend who has experience in this area and the rear stack was bonded and was absolutely fine. We then looked at...
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    Possibly Unsupported Chimney Stack

    Thanks everyone for your responses. You’ve definitely given me food for thought.
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    Possibly Unsupported Chimney Stack

    Hi everyone Hoping someone can help. We are in the process of buying a 1900s Victorian property. Our level 2 survey has thrown up an issue in that the rear chimney stack is possibly unsupported. I have spoken to a structural engineer and they quoted £550 to have a look a cut a hole in the...
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