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    Water Damage to Granite

    We have had a flood in our bathroom. Some of our granite tiles have become discoloured/darker/wet looking. It looks to me ( no tiler) that water has got underneath the tiles and has soaked in to the porous underside. Does anone know if we can expect them to dry out. Thanks M. Knowles
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    fire damage restoration

    I've got a client who has had a fire in their kitchen which has caused damage to the floor and wall tile grout. The damage is effectively stained grout. The insurers sent in the cleaners who have got it to the state shown in the photos but can't do any more. The insurers have said the client...
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    Bathroom timber frame - water damage

    After ripping the old plasterboard down in the bathroom, I have noticed quite a couple of the 2x2 timber batons are water damaged and starting to crack. I have added several reinforcing bits of 2x2 (sawn treated rough timber) and this has strengthed it up. I am screwing 12mm hardibacker onto...
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    travertine cleaning (and damage limitation!)

    Hi, I've become a 'do it yourself-er' because my tiling wasn't finished properly by the tiler that did my bathroom. I could really use some good advice. Floors and walls are tiled in honed travertine, the mosiac tiles in the floor of the shower area were 'impregnated' with a colour enhancer...
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    Liability insurance Third Party Property Damage Excess ?

    Just looking at getting another policy, and Im not getting quotes and all of them have a £250 excess for Third Party Property Damage. What excess do you lot have on your policy ?
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    Sanitary ware damage

    Just had a mate round who is a painter and he has just painted a bathroom and the customer has said he has chipped her bath and said she wants it replaced and he said it definitely wasn't him and he wanted to know if i had any sort of forms for the customer to sign before work starts to say...
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    Tile removal, damage to walls

    Customer has just phoned me to say that they have removed the kitchen wall tiles and some of the plaster has come away, exposing the brickwork underneath. The area is about 1 and 1/2 foot wide. I'd normally ask them to patch it up but I need to start the job tomorrow as I've got to start another...

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