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Dig up old floor ?

toadshouse · 2010-07-05 15:45:59

My first post , please move if not in right place. I viewed a house ,built in 1930's as far as I know. EA said there was damp on bottom of the stairs . He said the old floor would have to be taken up and new cement and damp proofing put in . The floor area is about 40 m2 . How big a job would this be ( time and money ) ?…

05-07-2010 3:45pm

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toadshouse

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My first post , please move if not in right place.
I viewed a house ,built in 1930's as far as I know.
EA said there was damp on bottom of the stairs .
He said the old floor would have to be taken up and new cement and damp
proofing put in .
The floor area is about 40 m2 .

How big a job would this be ( time and money ) ?

Thanks !

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#2 05-07-2010 4:00pm

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With respect....

its impossible for anyone here to answer this question.

you need to engage a professional who can answer these question following a site survey.....

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#3 05-07-2010 5:29pm

toadshouse

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Thank you for the quick reply , i figured as much after some reading

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