Hareaway wrote:

She was quite fit back in the day.

TB63 wrote:

Sorrento?

Okay, well thanks for the replies. I've been internetless the last few days so haven't been able to respond. What you've all said encourages me that I'm dealing with a decent company as they've covered pretty much all of the points raised on here. They will be going through the roof for the majority...

Had it done a few years back, best decision we've made in a while. You might find you have to have all your doors replaced to fire doors, on all floors. And it can get f**king hot in a loft on the rare occasions we have any sun. 29k's a good price - there might be a reason it's so relatively cheap....

Bill wrote:£29k sounds pretty cheap!

Not got anything to compare it to, will be getting 2 more quotes I think.

But, yeah, I'd pay that.

It's a local family company who have been doing business in the area for 20 years or so, so pretty confident in going with them.

I would have thought that the best way to fit a new bathroom would be to do the tiling first and then fit the suite in - much tidier that way rather than fitting the tiles around already installed bathroom suite? No. Fittings first, tiling last. Okay, well that kind of makes sens I suppose, or it w...

Hi all, Want to get this done this year and have just started getting quotes. Just interested in any advice from people in the know, or those who have had one done, as to what pitfalls to look out for and just any general advice/recommendations. My house is a typical 3 bed semi and what I'm having ...

Hi all, Want to get this done this year and have just started getting quotes. Just interested in any advice from people in the know, or those who have had one done, as to what pitfalls to look out for and just any general advice/recommendations. My house is a typical 3 bed semi and what I'm having d...