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Yes i will call them first thing Monday. is there a set period of time a building control officer has to produce the completion certificate? How does the process work, do they provide the certificate or does the governing body provide it?

The building inspector keeps fobbing me off saying he will chase it up. Its been 6 weeks now since he verbally agreed everything was ok. Im actually wondering if ive been scammed somehow!

If you use a building control thats not associated with your local authority where can you find a copy of your completion certificate? Are the uploaded to a portal somewhere?

Sadly not. I think i need to go the legal route. If anyone has any experience of this it would be appreciated.

My concern is this wont be enough money to sort the issue. Its only £400

Long story short we had windows and doors fitted by the same firm. The bifolds dont open as smoothly as they should (very stiff), the company keeps breaking promises to come and fix them. I have paid 90% of the invoice on the understanding they return and fix but its looking unlikely they will do so. How should i proceed?

Graco or Wagner ? Which is best?

Budget is upto £1500. Happy to hear recommendations under this price. With my limited research i assume i want airless, and a long hose is a must.

I have a 300m2 property to spray from mist coat to final finish. Recommend me a paint sprayer please. Budget £1500. Thank you!

50mts ish. As far as i am aware the cable comes in the house and goes into a splitter. One cable then goes to router, the other to the tv box.

Can anyone tell me what cable i need to run internally to the point where the virgin tivo box will be situated? I want to chase the cable ready rather than have them staple it to the skirting. Thanka

Aircon installer suggests i have a Diakin Stylish AC unit in each bedroom and says they are more efficient than traditional radiator central heating during the winter, with lower costs so dont require rads. Plumber suggests the above is nonsense and should fit rads or risk being cold. Whos is correct? https://www.daikin.co.uk/en_gb/product-group/air-to-air-heat-pumps/stylish.html

I have alot of steel frame in the loft space and within stud walls. BCO suggested i plasterboard the entire first floor in pink plasterboard. I have asked him to email me the regulations on this but he has yet to do so. I have tried googling but cannot find a definitive answer. I did read that standard pb gave 30mins that was adequate, however this was 2 years ago. Anyone able to confirm either way?

Is anyone familiar with this manufacturer and can vouch for the quality of their rainwater gutters, fittings etc? https://freefoam.com/professional/products/gutter-systems/deep-gutter They're coming in approx 30% less than Floplast so quite a big saving.

We are putting 22mm chipboard floor board on the first floor. In the bathrooms there will be UFH that sits between the joists on alu trays. The UFH company says put 18mm ply down on top. The tiler says either 18mm ply or 22mm chipboard + ditra + tiles, and the carpenter says you can do either but the 22mm chipboard will give no flex and the ply may do. The finished bathroom floors will have tiles and ditra mat then run into carpet at the thresholds. Obviously i would like the transition to be as level as possible between rooms. Is there a preferred option? The plumber mentioned that the underfloor heating having to work through 18mm ply or 22mm chipboard doesn't seem optimal! Is there a thinner cement board that can used on the floor? Can you get shower trays to sit on the joists rather than the sub floor so they can be flush with the tiles?