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Pretty straightforward A quote is a quote Had they got it finished quicker than expected Do you think the would have cut you a discount? I agree will the above But I would try a more straightforward approach Tell him to bugger off

Half a day work saved £125 ? But if they’ve made a good job It’s not a lot in the grand scheme of things

Yes If it’s on your planning permission

They are correct Window Openings are usually measured through To save paying extra for setting reveals A five bed house would normally take one man four hours to setup the reveals

We’ve contacted an installer for a 14 kw Mitsubishi 12 k supplied and fitted Including commissioning the UFH It only leaves 5 k to buy the pump buffer etc

If it’s a zero dust table you can do all your cutting inside the house with the windows closed

We used black woodgrain Facia and sofits on our first Slate roof black dow pipes Same again on our next

Yes 70 mil Plenty deep enough for a shampoo bottle

If it’s a stud wall you only need to add a couple of noggins

Your cheapest most effective solution would be to run a line of silicone around the bottom of the skirting where it meets the floor

First fix joinery Studs casing’s windowboards etc Plumber Electrician Lease with Heat pump company if your having one MVR also Then pre plaster inspection Then dry liners Mist coat of paint Plumber electrician back Tilers and second fix joiner back Doors arcs and Kitchen Good to go

In normal times so called professional estimators can be miles out I’m not sure why you would need a QS for a refurb But your local Builders merchants will offer this service for a small fee

With materials and labour still going up Any estimate that you get will be out of date by Christmas

Most don’t have a choice nowadays

The guy who sold it to me installed and certified BC will ask 😁

I use an angle grinder with a turbo blade on most things Ive a couple of Robi zero dust cutters Which are handy if your in an enclosed area and several floors up But a bit big for moving around

We planned to build oak in last time and the fitter said he wouldn’t certify

I definitely wouldn’t use hardwall Sand-lime would be more suitable As there is very little shrinkage

Get your floor coverings down and skirting boards on There's no real rush for a test

You would be better using 6 mil plasterboard for a base for plaster J board isn’t suitable for plaster If your tiling You can tile directly on to ply with a flexi adhesive

To be fair If water gets past the tiles and waterproof tile adhesive ,you’re pretty much stuffed

If they are being tiled I would just tape the joints If not you can skim over them like any other wallboard

We thistle bonded moister boards for about five years Totally unnecessary Then nothing for about ten years I’m currently doing a site where they have insisted on this Total waste of money

Just looking at our previous build We moved in on the 17th of December BC signed off on the 10 of May Vat claim went in on the 12th of June Local Authority BC I can’t remember timescale ever being an issue Though private BC are nearly always more expensive and seem to work to there own rules

I definitely wouldn’t go for a s##t in there 😁