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  • Direct Vs alternating current

    Is DC or AC safer to work with and have in a property?

    Asked by Harry on 28th Jan 2021
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    Pendant light fittings

    How much roughly would it cost for living room spotlights (4) and a conservatory, upstairs landing and a bedroom with wall lights x2 to be changed into a normal ceiling pendant light fitting?

    Asked by Denise on 9th Dec 2024
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    Electrical requirements for light above bath

    What electrical requirements does a light above a bath need to meet?

    Asked by Jenny on 14th Mar 2023
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    How do you stop birds nesting in roof eaves

    Birds are back again this year and making a mess. Is there a safe way to stop them without causing damage or breaking any rules?

    Asked by June on 16th Sep 2025
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    average price of carpet fitters in the north of Wales compared to the South of Wales

    What is the hourly and daily rate of carpet fitters in the north of Wales? Is it significantly different in comparison to the south of Wales or are they both around the average for Wales as a whole?

    Asked by Carherine on 18th Aug 2020
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    Boilers and carbon monoxide detectors

    How far from a boiler should you site a carbon monoxide detector?

    Asked by Abdul on 14th Feb 2023
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    Best knife to cut new pieces of stained glass?

    I'm repairing a piece of old stained glass and want to know what type of knife I should use to score and cut the new glass with?

    Asked by Carherine on 9th Feb 2023
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    Can I lift a neighbours tile in order to repair our joint roof

    We share a concrete tile roof with our neighbour with the boundary running between rafters on each of the properties. We suspected one of the rafters on our side was rotten and had our roof stripped down to find the extend of the damage, get it repaired and replace the tiles. We did advise the neighbour that the work was going to be carried out. However in order to replace the batons the contractor also removed a line of the neighbours tiles. The work was finished, everything replaced and no damage caused. I apologised for not informing their tiles would be lifted as I wasn't aware they would but the neighbour insists we shouldn't have touched their tiles and wants us to accept liability for any roof repairs they may need in the future. Was my contractor correct in what they did and was I obliged to give more notice I did?

    Asked by John on 29th May 2024
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    Scotia beading, silicone?

    Hi. I have purchase Evocore LVT flooring for living room and hallway. The boards are 8mm thick. Underlay is already on each board. Im not sure if i must use Scotia beading. I prefer the look without. Can i use a dark oak coloured silicone? Do i need a specialist just to do the silicone? or can most laminate fitters do this? Other option is under skirting boards. The skirting boards do have gaps underneath. but it is a bit inconsistent though. Would all the skirting boards need to be removed and refitted ? can this be done with out damaging them? Is tis a big job? and again do i need a specialist just for this or can the regular laminate fitter do this? Many thanks

    Asked by Balraj on 15th Aug 2024
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    Issues with electric shower

    Hi I have recently purchased a new build house . The standing shower cubicle has an electric shower which doesn't run well. For starters the water pressure isn't great and the hot water doesn't stay hot. Every now and then I get a sudden burst of ice cold water. Not sure if it is as issue with the shower or the water pressure. Would it be better to switch to a mixer shower? If so what would be an approximate cost to do so? Also the house has a ground source heat pump and no boiler.

    Asked by Arpitha on 3rd Feb 2025
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