Freddie Aldred

Hi hope you can help.....firstly 2 things to point out before others do 1) we are not able to apply any floor levelling compound due to other steps that go in and out of this room 2) The builder was unable to bring the step any further in due to the head height of the opening. This is a 200 year cottage that has a new extension - when taking out the connecting doors we found these old 'setts' that were clearly the external entrance to the old cottage. They are of course now part of the inside of the house and we need to lay carpet. without using floor levelling compound what it the best way to grind (I assume) these down and using what tools? Thanks in advance

Can I ask you a question - is this flashing over coping stones on a flat roof orangery? If so I am having this built and the builder has not put flashing over the coping stones?! I would be interested to see a better picture of how your flat roof and coping stones have been done

It is a proper edpm rubber that goes under the leading and glued to the backboard

Hi all, I would really like to hear your thoughts on the work that my builder has done on the flat roof element of the extension and the flashing in to the original house. As you can see no render has been taken off and we have had leaks coming through the channels left by the original conservatory. In addition the job done on the flashing looks horrendous - would appreciate peoples thoughts so I can have a well informed discussion with the builder. Pictures attached