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Conservatories

Repair of a conservatory

Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 2.42 PM

I had a conservatory rebuilt on existing walls, the glass roof was replaced with plastic sheeting which was cut too short, and has leaked under the guttering. The walls inside are covered in mould as the plaster board is wet, do I need a general builder or a specialist in conservatories, it is more like an oblong room with windows and patio doors. Many thanks

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3 Answers

Anonymous user

This is a shabby job! You need to get the original contractor back to put it right. If they refuse get hold of Trading Standards and get them involved. Anyone who does work like this should be prosecuted - unless they put irtysh right. Gerry
Answered15 September 2012
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East Durham Joinery

Rating: 5 out of 5
Billingham
contact a conservatory installer who can complete all of the work you have mentioned. general builders will quite happilly take your money but to be safe stick with the experts...
Answered11 September 2012
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Anonymous user

Hello, Depending on how short the poly roof has been cut, you could either cut in new poly sections joining together with H section trim or if only an inch or so short you may be able to place an L shaped trim under the end of the poly leading into the guttering, on both these suggestions they will be visible alternatively you could replace all of the poly roof sheets, with regards to the walling my advice would be to remove and replace any water damaged areas with new
Answered13 September 2012
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