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what trade do i need to level a floor with a gas pipe over the top?
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.30 PM
I have recently had a wall removed in my kitchen to make the space bigger but the floor is higher on one side than the other and there is now a groove where the wall used to be. what trade am i best hiring to dig out the concrete floor and relay a new level floor (matching the side of the main kitchen). There is also a gas pipe running across this floor that was previously buried under the wall which will need moving or somehow hiding below floor level. thanks in advance
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CT Construction and Management Ltd
Rating: 5 out of 5
1.Depending on the depth of the floor the gas pipe can remain and the new floor built over it or
2. Re locate the gas pipe by a GAS Safe Engineer
3. Depending if the floor is a timber or concrete you will need a carpenter or concrete finisher
4. Also depending on the difference in levels you can get a concrete finisher to screed the floor using a latex or screed
4. De
Answered5 August 2017
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Woodys Interiors
Rating: 5 out of 5
depending on the gas pipe requirements the trades to do the floor would be a concrete finisher or a fully qualified plasterer. the are some companies
that specialise in floors. look up floor screeders .
Answered7 August 2017
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