Originally posted by ASB
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Originally posted by ArdescoDidn't they change the rules recently so that you can extend you house by a certain percentage without planning permission?Comment
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Originally posted by ArdescoDidn't they change the rules recently so that you can extend you house by a certain percentage without planning permission?
However, you still need planning permission if it's within a certain distance from the nearest road/boundaries, etc. There will be all sorts of other factors to consider as well.
To be honest, the poxy regs change all the time and people in the trade have a hard enough time keeping up with them, let alone me.Comment
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I had a high street double glazer in over the weekend for a quotation for 7 windows and patio door, and she quoted me £19K !.
I almost died of laughter considering my next door neigbour only spent about £3.5K for the same job with the same company 1yr ago. she also kept me hostage for 2 hrs in my house explaining why theirs was the best.
I told her i would not even be interested if they took 90% off the price due to dishonesty....
jeeze maybe I am nin the wrong businessComment
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Should have said:
"I won't buy it unless you sleep with me!"
Then afterwards as you are escorting her out of your house say:
"Not nice being lied to, is it?"Comment
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Originally posted by ArdescoShould have said:
"I won't buy it unless you sleep with me!"
Then afterwards as you are escorting her out of your house say:
"Not nice being lied to, is it?"Comment
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Originally posted by richard-afCareful with the old "Sleep with the Rep and then welsh on the deal" approach. SafeStyle have probably got a Clause that ties you in.Comment
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Originally posted by ArdescoOnly if you get her preggers!!Comment
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Originally posted by ArdescoDidn't they change the rules recently so that you can extend you house by a certain percentage without planning permission?
Also under current rules it is often the case thay any extension - which must comply to building regs - means that the entire property must also be upgraded to comply with current buildiing regs. [Gas condensing boiler, thermal efficient etc.]Comment
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