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Bath & Shower Seal Survey
joebloggs09
Posts: 78 Forumite
Hi All
Just had the survey come back on the house we have made an offer on, on the survey report has stated that the bath and shower silicone seal has gone moudly, I know its a simple job to repair, but just worried about water leaking underneth causing damp, any toughts or experiences on this would be a great help.
Many thanks
Just had the survey come back on the house we have made an offer on, on the survey report has stated that the bath and shower silicone seal has gone moudly, I know its a simple job to repair, but just worried about water leaking underneth causing damp, any toughts or experiences on this would be a great help.
Many thanks
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If that is the only issue that the surveyor has brought up, go for it damn quick! 0
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Oh Jeez....
Your buying a house and your worried about this.
Its absolutely nothing to worry about...
Wait to you buy a house with no real floor!For everthing else there's mastercard.
For clampers there's Barclaycard.0 -
BASFORDLAD wrote: »Oh Jeez....
Your buying a house and your worried about this.
Its absolutely nothing to worry about...
Wait to you buy a house with no real floor!
It might be rotten underneath, he sits in the bath and goes through his floor :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
moudly simply means that.
It doesn't mean it's leaking.
Why not ring the surveyor and clarify if it's leaking.
But moudly is not the same thing as a leak.0 -
Just mouldy isn't a problem.
Ask for a second viewing and check it out yourself.0 -
Rip out the units, if its a problem just 'tsk tsk tsk, could be a problem mate' and walk out :rotfl:0
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