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A lot of the jobs we get called to fix started life as a weekend DIY or a suspiciously cheap quote. Here's what tends to go wrong, and what doing it properly actually involves.
A roof leak travels along beams and only shows up as a stain somewhere else entirely. By the time you can see it, the water has usually been in the timber for months.
Trace the source and fix the flashing and waterproofing first — replacing ceiling boards under a live leak just buys you a few months.
Rising and penetrating damp is a symptom. Sealing over it traps the moisture in the wall, and the fresh paint blisters and lifts again — often before the next season is out.
Find where the water is coming in, sort the damp course and the plaster, then paint. Prep is most of the job.
Opening up a living space is one of the most popular renovations and one of the easiest to get badly wrong. A load-bearing wall carries the roof or the floor above it, and "it looked fine when we took it out" is not a structural assessment.
Structural changes need a proper beam design and the right support while you work. That's an engineering job, not a sledgehammer job.
Tiles laid over a surface that's uneven, dusty or still moving will lift, crack and sound hollow. The tiles themselves are the cheap part of a tiling job.
Level and prime the substrate, waterproof wet areas properly, use the right adhesive for the tile — then lay.
Boards that dip or stain are usually telling you there's water above them or that the brandering has let go. Ceilings that fail tend to fail all at once.
Get someone in the roof to look before you patch and repaint. The repair is small; the collapse is not.
Working at height is where DIY renovation injuries turn serious. Add a fragile roof sheet, an old ladder or a wet morning and a small saving becomes a hospital trip.
If the job needs a ladder, a roof or a live circuit, get a team who does it every day and carries the right gear.
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