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    Guttering advice / 2nd opinion

    Next door's gutter stops halfway along, so a lot of rainwater can run off their roof into the hopper.
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    Guttering advice / 2nd opinion

    The hopper was already there, it mainly collects water from next door's roof. My gutter was not previously connected to it. I did not ask for it to be connected the way it has been.
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    Guttering advice / 2nd opinion

    I have three concerns. 1) The guttering now goes into the hopper, it was not previously connected; the hopper is connected to next door's system. The hopper has been cut into and silicon used, this doesn't seem ok to me. Is there a joining mechanism that should have been used? 2) The outlet...
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    Guttering advice / 2nd opinion

    Hi, Just wondering if any UK guttering experts on here wouldn't mind me DMing them some photos of my recent guttering replacement for a 2nd opinion. I don't think what has been done is ok. Thanks
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    Acoustic glazing / sound proofing issues

    Thank you, this is really helpful. It’s going to cost £100 for them to apply the foam on one window. I’m not confident it’s even going to help. Best to put that towards some kind of secondary glazing.
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    Acoustic glazing / sound proofing issues

    I have cavity walls.
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    Acoustic glazing / sound proofing issues

    Thank you for the replies so far. I had UVPC double glazing before. They were about 10/15 years old. I’ve attached a photo of the new windows and how they fit against the old sash frame. They have suggested filling this frame with insulating foam. It’s only now, after installation, that this...
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    Acoustic glazing / sound proofing issues

    Hi I’ve recently had new windows fitted, PVCu casement windows, acoustic double glazed and argon gas filled, with the intention of reducing traffic noise. The property is Victorian and right and on a busy road. Just a pavement width away from the road. The new windows were fitting into the old...
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