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JamesO

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  1. Has anyone's tickets come through the post yet? Our postman has already been today.
  2. Good point regarding insurance. Slipped my mind that i would have to tell them then this will increase the house insurance.
  3. I have enquired about solar to heat the water. But unfortunately we have a combi boiler and have been told its not possible.
  4. Yeah i agree. The only reason we are thinking about it as we have some profit from our other house and thinking its a good investment, But i am like yourself, i would rather have the money for rainy day money.
  5. All upfront cost. But i was reading about Eon that provide finance plans. Yeah i was speaking to someone about their solar. They said winter cloud days they hardly get any electricity from them. Getting a few quotes then will see what warranty each company will provide for the solar panels. The battery can be stored in the loft which is ideal for us.
  6. Recently moved into our forever home and are looking into solar panels with the price of electric going mad. I work from home so will benefit more from the solar panels. Also no VAT on them at the moment. Wondered if anyone else has had them installed. Are they worth it? I am worried that in the winter we wouldn't get much power from them making it not worth it. Looking at getting a battery system had a quote for a 4.8kwh battery and 15 solar panels for £13,000. Moved to Northamptonshire if anyone has any recommendations nearby. Thanks.
  7. Thanks again everyone for your advice. yeah clever fox the whole ceiling was removed so he could sort out the wiring for new lights and speakers. i will send this info over to him as he said he was going to try fix it at the weekend. I haven’t seen it in person yet but apparently it looks worse in person 👎 thanks again everyone
  8. Sorry for the delay of photo hope this photo is clear enough to show what’s happened
  9. Thanks mate I will pass this information on. Much appreciated
  10. Porcelain tiles
  11. The plasterer did an awful job! Many mistakes in their work, was not smooth on the walls! So they complained and got their money back. £750 he charged! if you like I will get a photo as someone else has requested. I will also find out what tile they are. I appreciate your help on this. It’s looking like the ceiling is only going to be prepared if he starts again. But the tiles and units are all in now. They’ve been doing this since September. Doing this though a lockdown as well has been awful 😂
  12. It’s as if it’s like bedded in and looks like a water mark if that makes sense. that’s a good shout though white vinegar! I’ll get them to try that tomorrow. Thanks for the advice I really appreciate it!
  13. Thanks mate I will pass this on
  14. Yeah I thought the same that it’s going to keep doing it. im not sure if he did or not. Feel for them as they had a plaster who did an awful job on it as well
  15. Yeah I wasn’t sure on that either. It was something my dad was told that when he put the plaster boards up that they should have been staggered and not all in a line of that makes sense. so it’s been plastered and painted but there’s a crack from one end to the other. Which he’s trying to hide by painting it. It’s not like obvious crack like you would see if you typed it in google but it’s noticeable. Not ideal when they’ve spent so much money on the kitchen.
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