Apologies for the poor quality of these images, but hopefully they will give you some idea of the issue.
We moved into our house 2 years ago and at the time there was signs of the odd crack in the plaster but we didn't think anything of it. Over time more cracks have begun to develop and it's got me worried. The majority are in the corners of the walls and along the top.
From our understanding a couple of year prior to us purchasing the house the previous owners re-plastered most the house after doing a lot of work to it including putting in a new kitchen and bathroom. Then the house sat empty for a year while it was on sale.
I'm just wondering if it's just poor workmanship or something far worse.
The few solid internal brick walls aren't showing any signs of cracks.
The house is over 100 years old, stone constructions. No signs of movement outside but on one wall the stone rough cast is all cracked and someone put tell tales on the cracks but none have broken in the 2 years we've been here.
This one above is the ceiling upstairs in the hall, this is the only ceiling that has a few cracks on it.
We moved into our house 2 years ago and at the time there was signs of the odd crack in the plaster but we didn't think anything of it. Over time more cracks have begun to develop and it's got me worried. The majority are in the corners of the walls and along the top.
From our understanding a couple of year prior to us purchasing the house the previous owners re-plastered most the house after doing a lot of work to it including putting in a new kitchen and bathroom. Then the house sat empty for a year while it was on sale.
I'm just wondering if it's just poor workmanship or something far worse.
The few solid internal brick walls aren't showing any signs of cracks.
The house is over 100 years old, stone constructions. No signs of movement outside but on one wall the stone rough cast is all cracked and someone put tell tales on the cracks but none have broken in the 2 years we've been here.
This one above is the ceiling upstairs in the hall, this is the only ceiling that has a few cracks on it.