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Yes.. its original still with panels..my husband bought it early 80s for his grandma so i think it got missed being done as was privately owned...thanks for all your input so we defo need toget the structural work done as we need the loft for space and can then hopefully put some kind of...

Ok..so we could get someone to do the work to make the structure safe and enable a loft space and not necessarily get the specific certificate which seems to be a ridiculous price? (Another prc guy said he would charge us 5g to come up and sign it off if we got the builderd in)... What started...

In north west england..so you wouldnt bother doing anything until its done? The only companys who would sign this off are based down south so would mean us paying a team to board up here for the 6 weeks to get it done...we know all aboutvthe airey houses ut next doors have extended and had...

Sorry not the loft i meant the structural work they do to get the certificate to pass off as "safe"...someone came to look at the loft and he doesnt think it would be strong enough... Do you own an airey house?

Hi..well yes..we only have about 50g to spend on it , so was going to tart it up,new kitchen bathroom, decorate throughout etc and do the loft out..we enquired to get the certificate and been quoted 45-50grand, leaving us then with nothing left so wouldnt gain anything by doing the work to then...

Hi..we have imherited a lovely airey house im the country, it is solid and been lived in up until recently fine with no probs..do we really need to get this certificate as we dont need to get a morrgage on it? Ww reslly want to do the loft as its a massive space up there..anyone achieved this?