Originally Posted by Lee Reynolds
Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Originally Posted by Lee Reynolds
i would save up btw, and have a builder get a brick match and re do all the un matched brickwork, then have the whole lot pointed.
If that bungalow was mine it WOULD NOT get rendered.
Saving money rendering that is a mistake imo...id sell the old ford before waste money on render to save a few quid
Lee, come on. Be realistic. How ever many thousands of pounds are there is correcting all the brickwork issue's we are faced with? I can't imagine how much it would cost to have the entire rear corner of the bungalow supported with Acro's and bricked up in matching red-brick and that's just for starters.
Then there's making good the internal decor too. I reckon it would be the equivalent of a 'write-off' for people that can't do this type of work themselves.
im not saying it wont cost you quite a bit.... but its worth it///
Christian, would you fit a cheaper part to the car that jeapordises it to save money? Even if it made the car look/perform shit?
No, but that's hardly a fair comparison. Customers get the choice, genuine parts for genuine part money for cheaper non-genuine parts. We favour the better quality parts, but if a customer wants to save money, they can.
In the circumstances of our bungalow, I would anticipate that it would cost well into 5 figures to correct these brickwork issue's. It is a monstrous amount of work and would, I imagine necessitate us moving out whilst it is done.
There are an awful lot of rendered properties around, so it can't be all bad if it's done properly. I'm not trying to cut corners there.