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Window problem in house I'm buying
buzzyzoe
Posts: 477 Forumite
Hi all,
The house that I'm buying has a problem with the glazing in one of the small windows in the kitchen.
The survey said this:
There is evidence of failed seals to the glazed unit to the kitchen window.
A picture of the issue here:
https://imgur.com/a/gAhorJr
Does anyone have a rough idea of how much this would cost to fix please?
TIA!
The house that I'm buying has a problem with the glazing in one of the small windows in the kitchen.
The survey said this:
There is evidence of failed seals to the glazed unit to the kitchen window.
A picture of the issue here:
https://imgur.com/a/gAhorJr
Does anyone have a rough idea of how much this would cost to fix please?
TIA!
Mortgage received 21/12/2018
Mortgage at start - £261,980
Current mortgage - £260,276
Saving towards a loft conversion first, then to smash the mortgage down!
Mortgage at start - £261,980
Current mortgage - £260,276
Saving towards a loft conversion first, then to smash the mortgage down!
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If the selas have gone and you have condensation in the unit, it's a new glazed unit. Not that expensive although it will depend on the size...Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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£50 - £100 for a new sealed unit. Same again for fitting if you can't do it yourself. Instructions on youtube.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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Oh great, thanks everyone! That's much less than I was expecting
Mortgage received 21/12/2018
Mortgage at start - £261,980
Current mortgage - £260,276
Saving towards a loft conversion first, then to smash the mortgage down!0
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