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ok yeah the previous owners removed the chimney up untill the loft were it has been supported with wooden joists and its on a gable end no neighbours

im not ignoring his advice but he told me unoffically that there may be anthor way round it ,he just couldnt state

hey ree theres no chimney stack it has been removed , the structual engineer said we needed to prop up this up thanks

hi all wondering if i could add a few gallows barckets and steel to support the chimmney? im wondering if i could cut 6mm into the motor/brick and slide the steel plate in. we had a sructual engineer out he suggested that we run a rsj from piller to piller but i feel this is excessive as there...

well we now have come to an agreement told the roofers we were not happy with the spanish tile and they are replacing it with 20 percent of our tile and the rest he had in the yard so 70 percent of the roof is our own slate and 30 percent is there not actually a new roof for 10 k but i would...

our orginal roof was welsh slate we were told that they would save what they could and replace with new now they have spanish slate on front welsh on the back is this common to have two diffrent slate types as they look totally diffrent ?

currently getting a new slate roof but a lot of the tiles look like they are kicking up and not flat the house is 120 yr old so unsure if this would be rthe problem or should the tiles be flat