Rose And English

Hi forgive me for being blunt but the minute you pay that's it you have took the zest out of the lemon and only way to sort it is tell the guy that you are going to 1 report him and 2 leave bad feed back on his site to ensure no one will use him again if he values his reputation then he will do all in his powers to sort. For future reference don't pay any money upfront if they don't agree to that there will be a good reason. All the best

Just register your self mate put rated people into your search engine and click on the page it will ask you if you want to join

Hi there for future reference don't pay up front if you are a good tradesmen you will have plenty of work and a good float unless it's a few thousand shouldn't need to put a deposit on it we offer this service to our customers to give them piece of mind. Aside from that put a bad rating on his site if he values it he will soon get into gear. Regards Andy

Hi there It's fine to have wood in kitchen prob is if there is a leak it can cause swelling and if you're sub floor is timber access can become a problem me personally when it comes to the bathroom and kitchen I always recommend vinyl as its fully waterproof and protects you're timbers and if they get damaged can cause £1000's of pound worth of damage if you're sub floor is concrete not an issue for record. All flooring is cosmetics underneath it is what holds the place together. Regards Andy

Might be you're device I had an older phone and took longer to get notifications and was hard to scroll down to even look at the jobs have updated phone and now instantly

If it's a new installation and other hot taps in the house are working it Will be a isolation valve behind bath panel Or some were around there who ever the contractor was you hired must of forgot or if you have had any recent plumbing work else were recently person may have forgot to put it back on

Hi there would depend how deep the trench is but one thing is for sure a mortar based repair won't be a great use as the vibrations travel 2 Easley threw timber and causes it to break up. Future floor covering is key as well if you have Carpet more easer to hide ie double up underlay in that section vinyls Lvt etc mimic the surface they sit on and need to be spot on

Hi Milanda I'm an ex contract floor layer and used to re furb flooring in the nursing homes mainley for southern cross and understand the needs and extra care required

Hi Eileen to be honest for you're sub floor are timber floor boards I'd recommend a non slip vinyl will cure any leaking issues and provide good grip I'd be more than happy to assist you if you are local

Hi there 6ft at the rear above that need to 1 speak with neighbours as it can cause upset due to loss of sun light etc and you would need to speak with you're local authority. The front of the property kept to 3ft for safety reasons as can cause an obstruction for motorists etc. Regards Andy

Hi there bit of a pain hence why he ducking just out of curiosity is the flooring going under the skirting board. The main prob is the boards have expanded due to there not being a big enough expansion gap round the perimeter and the flooring is pushing against walls etc prob is releasing the Board as its effectively wedged in place. Do you have spears as can break a couple to gain access

Just for record if it's the top coat leveller you are talking about then 24hours as only max 3mm thickness

Hi Tony It takes 1 mth per inch and if you do it before then the flooring will blow and to install vinyl first it needs a top coat leveller as vinyl mimics the surface it sits on this will also blow making it very expensive prob. Check with builder as the base would of being 1 of the first parts of the job. Andy