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Probably isn’t that relevant Just for curiosity What was there reasoning behind reducing the size There costs would probably be the same So I wouldn’t go down that route But you haven’t got what you ordered

Is the 4.6 internal floor and the 5 m external Have you questioned the difference in sizes

We used Neff the first time round Siemens this time similar priced Much prefer Siemens

Always keep one eye on a potential sale As forever homes are rarely that We’ve added two extra bathrooms that we will never use and heating on the first floor also Enjoy the process It’s a good time to start a self build with material and labour costs quite stable

Mr P is rarely wrong Push on

We had one of those 😁

Plus one If you really are worried about ecological damage and carbon Building a house isn’t for you Renovating is a far better option Ive works on lots of jobs with Newts Without much issue But will cost you time and money

I’ll keep you posted on ours The two guys that fitted ours Served there time as air on fitters and set up on there own fitting HPs in 2010 and only fit Mitsubishi The problem with ours is that it’s intermittent Which three years ago yours probably was They both seem pretty sure that replacing the flow meter will do it Time will tell

We’ve had the same issue several times now Ours has been easy to reset Our installer says after checking everything That it has to be the flow switch One on order now

Regardless of which contract you use You must have detailed costings Or at least a figure for each item

A masonary outer leaf is definitely better than fully timber frame Much more solid But render on a cement board or block are both fine

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Push the problem on to your render company Everything should be covered and taped

We enquired prior to selling 6 months ago 100-150 Legal and general Didn’t need it in the end

You can buy a cheap Ally tower on wheels for a few hundred quid on eBay and sell it on for similar when you have finished with it

Same answer to both questions It will depend on what’s under the porcelain I tile car showrooms with 10 mil porcelain No problem at all Try running your car on it

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Yes we used Protec for our first build As we new we would probably sell Final inspection was literally a few minutes Didn’t look round Just asked for the Certificates Sign off Slate grading cert Mentioned the flat roof and oak porch He did say if we took out an insurance He would add them to the Ten year Warranty Which seemed bezoar

It’s a new one on me It seems totally unreasonable The same conditions as a CIL Brake them and you simply pay the liability I hate the term Forever Home As you rightly point out No one knows what’s around the corner

No it’s not normal to ask for BC notes They should have there own notes As far as the drains go They will never get a better inspection than when BC inspected them in the trench So I’d say NO They should have made this clear when you took the policy out It’s highly unlikely that these companies ever pay out and certainly not for a calapsed drain Regarding your flat roof They never cover these They simply exclude this from your warranty If you ever sell You may be asked for an indemnity £100-150 Ours excluded our GRP roof and Oak porch Our buyers solicitors didn’t pick up on this

Sorry for the short answer I tend to look at the forum while I’m on the move why I say talk to him I’ve a lady that does all my invoicing She would tell me that she can see two doors supplied to Tom No one told her that OUR numb nuts apprentice damaged them Or he’s simply forgotten Either way I’d deal with it now and not take off the retention

I would try speaking to them first

I’m not sure if your entitled to reduced vat But suppliers won’t do reduce vat unless also fitting

However much glass you have The sap assessor will get over it Bit of a planning nonsense really