Polysterne bead installstion holding Mortgage back

Forthey

Had it confirmed it is timber framed. Just a nightmare as home report states "the majority" lenders will insist on these beads being removed as a condition of the loan.
husband keen to find a Leander who wouldn't insist on this - My head is cracking up with it all!

jennifernil

I would not go down that route.

You will have the same problem when you come to sell on, and as I said before, filling the cavity was a very bad idea in the first place.

Please read this.....

http://peterfall.com/articles/energy-efficiency/cavity-fill-on-timber-framed-houses/

You will be taking a big risk.

mick9000

i work in this industry and depending on whether or not it was installed by a reputable company then it should be covered under a 25 year CIGA guarantee, this is an independent guarantee issued by an independent body so even if the installing company has gone bust they will have another company rectify the work.

Forthey

Thanks all so much for advice.
We have left it with the seller who is going to look into getting it removed and then we will take it from there.
Really appreciate all advice.

maninthestreet

Forthey wrote: »

husband keen to find a Leander who wouldn't insist on this - My head is cracking up with it all!