no-obligationholder consent for cavity wall insulation removal
Getting expertholder consent for cavity wall insulation removal starts with checking your lease, which sets out whether alterations need approval. If consent is required, obtain it in writing before work begins. The process depends on the lease and the proposed work, so...
Preparing a House with Damp for Sale: Repair Costs and Repairs
A history of damp does not mean every mark needs repairing before a sale. Preparing a house with a history of damp for sale starts with finding out whether moisture is still present, what is causing it and which repairs would address the cause rather than just cover...
Damp in a Leasehold Flat: Who Is Responsible for Repairs
Damp in a leasehold flat isn’t automatically the landlord’s responsibility. Who is responsible for damp in a leasehold flat depends on its cause and which person or organisation maintains the affected part of the building. A leak from a shared roof or external wall...
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