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Hi,
Am looking at a house that needs renovation, my main worry is central heating, having not needed to install central heating from scratch I am unaware of the cost, The property has 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms kitchen and bathroom, what would be a very rough estimate for the cost of installing CH?, Ok now for the other questions 1) To install the central heating and new ring/radial main, I presume it will be necessary to take up the old floor, how easy is this to take up and replace once fitted, 2) The building has old sash windows that I want to renovate, can u get draught excluders for between the sashes (if that's the correct term), 3) What steps would need to be taken to produce a "wet room" shower/bathroom up stairs the flooring is wooden floorboards, is this feasible?. Thanks for any help, this will just give me an idea if its worth getting a builder in to quote me Cheers Oli |
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