Search results

I'm with Brimstone. Don't do anything that you would not like doing to a property you were buying. You appear to want to deceive a buyer. This is not a case of caveat emptor.

Cheers Cockney.

As a newcomer who is a member of other group forums I think this forum is very useful usually. Impressed with video explanation. Appreciate what you've got and avoid posting which disrupts its purpose of helpng.

Thanks for prompt and very helpful replies. Pleased I've found this forum.

The dwelling is on the first floor of a random stone, rubble infill, Victorian building converted to 12 flats in 1970 when lime mortar pointing was replaced with cement and rendered , render since removed. There is some penetrating damp in external wall. I have received varied advice from...