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I looked at a house with a friend in August of which they are in the process of purchasing.
Apparently they went back today to measure up for blinds and noticed 2 alarming things.
1. The laminate flooring has risen a fair bit on one side of the room (front part of room)...bowed up. (2 rooms knocked into 1).
2. Lots of damp looking patches on 2 walls. One wall is dot and dab, the other plastered.
The laminate floor was slightly bowed when they visited in august and assumed wasnt fitted with gaps around the edge (under skirting). But, it has risen up quite a lot more in that same area!
Still because of no gap you reckon? Or damp underneath? (Concrete).
They not in a position to lift the floor and vendor not interested in lifting it.
As for the walls, they were clear in august. Now various patches on both walls. Some feel damp.
Dot and dab have to be removed you think? Its at various heights apparently. Nothing at ground level.
House is empty and has been so since it was 'renovated' early 2022.
My friend didnt take any pics.
I told him to get his builder to take a look at it....
Any ideas guys? Ta
Apparently they went back today to measure up for blinds and noticed 2 alarming things.
1. The laminate flooring has risen a fair bit on one side of the room (front part of room)...bowed up. (2 rooms knocked into 1).
2. Lots of damp looking patches on 2 walls. One wall is dot and dab, the other plastered.
The laminate floor was slightly bowed when they visited in august and assumed wasnt fitted with gaps around the edge (under skirting). But, it has risen up quite a lot more in that same area!
Still because of no gap you reckon? Or damp underneath? (Concrete).
They not in a position to lift the floor and vendor not interested in lifting it.
As for the walls, they were clear in august. Now various patches on both walls. Some feel damp.
Dot and dab have to be removed you think? Its at various heights apparently. Nothing at ground level.
House is empty and has been so since it was 'renovated' early 2022.
My friend didnt take any pics.
I told him to get his builder to take a look at it....
Any ideas guys? Ta