Renovation ideas
James Pickles
2 years ago
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Comments (3)Front of house...See MoreRenovation ideas
Comments (11)It was worth trying but I agree with other posts here. It definitely has a Fred Flintstone vibe and I would want that out of the house before you spend money on flooring....See MoreFloor Plan Renovation Ideas needed
Comments (9)Thanks for your advice & drawings really appreciate it. Now just maybe some additional info, on things we plan to keep: wall between living room and stairs to create more privacy & less noise keep the large sliding door but refurb with paint Ideas **To change: remove wall between kitchen & dinner and extension to dinning room add a wall in the corner of the living room to create an office space I have attached some pictures of what the house looked like with the previous owners, hope that can give more ideas on what is possible with the space....See MoreGarden Renovation ideas / help / suggestions please
Comments (16)It would be very expensive to replace the large surface of paving slabs and a false economy as they are only in need of a good clean. Any garden does need upkeep, you should focus on sorting the out of control ivy and overgrown bushes in the borders and the overgrown slit head lavender. A visit from a qualified gardener to prune and shape and guide you on how to maintain plants going forward would be a good use of funds. A few weekends of hard graft would get things in shape and allow you to see what needs done to create the types of garden see in your inspirational images. You will need to assess the damage to the collapsed sun umbrella, the sofa cushions and bird table etc to see if any of these items are salvageable. Probably all just need a good clean. The wooden furniture needs upkeep with a good wash then once dry an oil to preserve the wood and make it look as it did when purchased. The patio will need treatment with black spot remover ( not cheap but amazingly good at its job), then a good wash with a power wash - a rotating head attachment with the internal brushes is kinder to the stone surface than the lance. You could use funds to get this done by a trade person. You may need to spend a further weekend re grouting missing grout (£10 quid bag from DIY stores ). Most of us are viewing our own patios at this time of year and getting organised for the yearly big spring clean - join in! All of your patios in the images are newly made - all will require yearly maintenance like your existing current patio. You have the bones of a fantastic professionally designed but neglected area. Don’t rush to replace, it just needs its yearly spring clean. We all need to be maintaining and fixing rather than buying and replacing to help reduce landfill and to save our hard earned cash!...See MoreThe Kitchen Lady UK
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