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Probably the roof expanding and contracting Especially if it’s fiberglass

There must be someone with big TF reductions

I can see all the online graphs showing Timber dropping in price My question would be How many on here have had there TF quotes reduced ?

I wouldn’t hold my breath

The building industry has definitely slowed down I can’t see how costs can be cut with material and labour prices still high yes timber went ridiculous The metal I use PB Render tiles adhesive hasn’t come down I don’t think site labour will come down much Perhaps the jobbers that most will come in contact will have to reduce I’m pricing for next year and haven’t reduced But then again I’m not looking for £40 m2 for laying tiles 😁

The building industry has definitely slowed down I can’t see how costs can be cut with material and labour prices still high

I think the problem is long term sickness People don’t seem to want to work since Covid Also there are still infilled vacancies So it’s easy to move between jobs

They sell all equipment and have a free design service

I think the quote you have is very different from what I’ve done Mine was just standard concrete Very easy to polish the following morning Your quote will be for concrete to be into your building once watertight On top of the floor you already have Highly polished and a multitude of colours

I quick answer to your question is Because they are cheap and convenient You can often buy a complex home for similar to what many of us are pay just for a plot

Even if they hadn’t gone out of business You wouldn’t be covered after five years Unfortunately an Architect ver isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on Get someone in to look it may be something as simple as a leaking down pipe

Dry ridge would be your best and most permanent option

Yes

As long as everything is dry You should be ok Once the screed has dried out the batons will have shrunk I’ve laid Ditra on top of old floorboards and they have been fine

100% agree 25-300 150-200 None of it makes any difference UHF heats up slowly The idea is to get it warm and have it ticking over

We’ve used warmup the last two times Free design

They can only go off the planning application Remove yours Job done

Then you have no problem

You need to get it removed and put on a separate application We have two plots and whilst we realized we could only qualify for one Cil Our cil application was refused as we had included the other plot on our ap Even though we only intended putting the foundations in for the second The chap at the Cil office was really good and explained By putting in for two houses I’d become a developer I changed the application and they quickly sent out anther email exempting us from the 65 k That would have been due three weeks from breaking ground

Look under sheeting and cladding Which is what most ho by

10k

Come on guys It has to be a windup 😂

Ours took Three men three days Including wiring the stats and UFH control centre and also commissioning the UFH leaving us 5k to pay. I wouldn’t be able to buy the materials in for that Without the BUS grant. Most would quickly go out of business and go back to being plumbers or Air con I’ve stated before a friend of mine works for a large heating company fitting HPs retrospectively for council and housing association tenants Most are duped by the promise of lower energy bills He reckons if the the tenants had to pay five hundred quid towards the cost there would be no takers

I tend to use Kellmore Flex Theres really nothing between any of them Except price I pay around £8 per bag A tenner should be your max 300 quid

I’ve been a tiling contractor for over 30 years 15 years we never used matting Most of the commercial jobs I do don’t use it Make sure you give you cem floor a good scrape before you prime it