Deflection in beam and fixing
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Of course it'll be an issue when you come to sell the house. Not to mention being a pain having floors out of level- 60mm is a lot.
Builder may be saying 'cant jack it up, might cause more damage, destabilise walls etc etc'- well that's his problem to address and fix properly because his failure to follow instructions has directly caused it.
May be time to go legal on him- the costs could potentially wipe him out (or he could phoenix the company to duck out of the liability).
Builder may be saying 'cant jack it up, might cause more damage, destabilise walls etc etc'- well that's his problem to address and fix properly because his failure to follow instructions has directly caused it.
May be time to go legal on him- the costs could potentially wipe him out (or he could phoenix the company to duck out of the liability).
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2¹/² inches?. Would you buy a house like that without a massive discount?
ie putting back to the state it was in before
What 'instructions' did the SE give regarding installation of the beam?
What is the span?
What is the section size of the beam (ie height x width)?
What is the span?
What is the section size of the beam (ie height x width)?
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