Re: Staying put.
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We moved from a large cottage with twisty stairs to a smaller (not that small) 1950s built bungalow last year. We have had one problem after another. So far we've had new widows, new doors, and, after many leaks, we've just had a new roof. We also had an old 70s stone fireplace removed and a new modern one put in complete with a gas fire. We've had bad advice all the way along, been ripped off in my opinion, and guess what? Yesterday we had another very small leak from the chimney. My husband is ill with a heart condition, I've got bad knees and all in all I wish we'd stayed where we were. We had a comprehensive home builders report compiled before we bought it which did not highlight any problem with the roof. The laths were rotten and the tiles were thin and brittle. I'd sue the surveyor but he's very ill and has wound up his business!Re: Staying put.
Re: Staying put.
Re: Staying put.
My Insurance lot said today that they have received no reply from the neighbours regarding the removal of their trees.Thread Tools | |
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