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How long is building work usually guaranteed for?
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You need to be certain what the cause of the problem was before spending anything re-tiling because if the ground is moving it'll go again unless you sort it.0
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And how would I diagnose the problem?0
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it maybe that the two different floors are moving at different rates.
hence the crack. as been said, an expansion joint should stop that event.
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on older houses with extensions, its common to have a wooden and a concrete floor joined together.Get some gorm.0
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