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Old house changing windows
reysmith
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Hi there.
An area of the house siding at my 8-year old house is bulged. It only happens in this one area. I've observed it since I began residing in this house 5 years ago after my retirement. The bulge form remains the same throughout the year.
There is a house right next to my own, so I think the possibility of any big wind reaching that walls is fairly small enough. Does anyone know if it's a big cope, and if I should get it fixed? Can I set up down pipe joints over the house siding (screwing through it), or should I fix the house siding first? Or getting services from American Choice is a good idea?
Thanks in advance!
Rey
An area of the house siding at my 8-year old house is bulged. It only happens in this one area. I've observed it since I began residing in this house 5 years ago after my retirement. The bulge form remains the same throughout the year.
There is a house right next to my own, so I think the possibility of any big wind reaching that walls is fairly small enough. Does anyone know if it's a big cope, and if I should get it fixed? Can I set up down pipe joints over the house siding (screwing through it), or should I fix the house siding first? Or getting services from American Choice is a good idea?
Thanks in advance!
Rey
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This is a UK based forum. Maybe best to get a Structural surveyor to see what the issue is."It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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If you have extra money then you can get any services from companies. Rest assured that their doing the right thing than fixing those things by yourself.0
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