floods

[napper83]

Apologies to anyone who may be suffering from the cumbrian disaster but i think its great! the firm i work im subbying to at the min are based in Cockermouth and have already started the insurance ripouts plenty of work in the pipeline now ;D

 

[oasis]

cock in her mouth

 

[Nisus]

Firm i subbie to got sum ready for ripping out too.
Decorator I know already got 40houses to do when ready for decs.
I've done insurance work for years its great cause it's all year round work.
Always someone having fire or flood.

 

[Render Systems]

I think they should replaster the walls with sand and cement with water repellant so its not knackered the next time... and on the stud walls use cement board.

 

[napper83]

wont be plastering for a few months like it was the same when Carlisle got flooded a few years back any home that had timber floors had to have all the joists replaced and walls had to be dried out properly before the spreads could start

 

[Nisus]

Yeah it'll be a while like you say & the humidifiers will be in for a while to dry out.

 

[oasis]

last time people were useing bonding and hardwall to fix back up as they said it was now dry, i still dont think it should be used.

 

[eddie]

last time people were useing bonding and hardwall to fix back up as they said it was now dry, i still dont think it should be used.

limelite would be best,no?