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Septic tank / cesspit confusion in potential house purchase

hawaza · 2018-08-09 07:52:50

I am looking at purchasing a house for the first time and have finally found a house which I like. However on top of the fact it's in an absolute state (needs heating system installed as doesn't have one, new kitchen, bathroom, windows - some of which are sash, rewire among other things) it has now emerged that there is an…

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ntipp Posts: 12 Forumite

18 November 2019 at 10:50AM

Although it may seem like a problematic property, it will all be worth it in the end. It's quite a quick and easy process for the professionals. I'm a single dad so don't really have the time to do these things. I had a similar problem with my new house. However, the drainage company came to my new house and sorted it all out, for a reasonable fee to.

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