devondumpling

Thankfully haven't got them to do anything else as the rest we pretty much DIY

Yeah it's not that difficult to fix but we've either got the time or the money and never the two shall meet. Currently have neither 🙄

We've got a lot of mice where we live so that's why we opted for rigid insulation as they made nests in the rock wool and other stuff. Woodworm is old. It's not plasterboarded yet thankfully. It will be a matter of taking the top layer off and foaming everything underneath and replacing and retaping the top layer. In theory it shouldn't take too long but it's the ball ache of it and it shouldn't be like that in the first place.

It's all over. I've asked for £1500 back to get someone else in to fix it as work is currently crazy busy. I doubt I'll get it but if you don't ask, you don't get.

Sadly the vast majority. I'm asking for some back (yeah wish me luck) but I will threaten to go all over their social media and trustatrader etc accounts with pictures if they don't cough up.

Thank you! Blimmin knew it 😑

Hi, We had a new roof put on with a breathable membrane under the slate. We've opted for celotex insulation between joists/rafters and a second layer on top to get it up to spec. I had my suspicions and took a piece of the top layer off and sure enough none of it is either cut to friction fit not have the gaps been foam filled. I can fit my fingers in the gaps. Builders are telling me this fine.... I don't think it is. Am I right?