Andy Rowland

Hmm, not sure adding anything to the water in a steam stripper is wise. wont the (whatever you add into water) cause a problem with the element. when water boils its only the water that evaporates and the rest is left in the machine. Just sounds dangerous advice to me spider.

Thanks Andy and Nicola for your recommendation. It was a pleasure to carry out the work for you. Have a fantastic Christmas!

Thanks for the recommendation Nick , enjoy your new bathroom :-)

These guys know their stuff and have a large showroom etc, details are.... Sheffield Floor Restoration Co Bridge Inn, 509 London Rd, Sheffield 0114 250 7675 Closed on Mondays

Happy to do the job, call me to book in. Cheers.

In my opinion it looks cheap. Tiling is much more resilient and looks infinitely better if done correctly. Also I always waterproof any wet area BEFORE tiling, completely free of charge. This tanking system ensures many more trouble free years from the tiled area. The cladding stuff looks exactly like what it's made of.....plastic . But that's just in my opinion :-)

Cheers Phil, I'm sure the action I suggested will sort out your problem, thanks for the recommendation . Andy

Hi Dr Mac, thank you for the recommendations and for the work. Always happy to help. Many thanks. Andy

Hi Graeme, thanks for the work and the recommendation , your new system is a corker! have a good Christmas , Andy

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An "ignition" button on a washing machine!? hmm, I think as you say the washer is "elderly" and as such will use plenty of water, if you are on a water meter a new washing machine could well help to pay for itself in reduced water consumption.

Hi Jon, thanks for the work and the recommendation. Andy

Hi Gordius, glad to give you a warm home and a stunning bathroom!, looking forward to the kitchen. Many thanks Andy

Hi ewanamber and Stujo, Thanks for the recommendations and the work.

Thanks for that John , enjoy your new bathroom!

and is he going to self cert his work? FYI...http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/planningandbuilding/pdf/buildingworkleaflet.pdf

Hi, what area of Sheffield do you live in? If its close to me I can pop over and sort it for you if you can't manage it. Just let me know.

I would check out the brightness as led lights tend to be much less powerfull than a the traditional equivalent.

Happy to call and give an estimate, cheers ....we offer a five year workmanship warranty on all work and six year warranty on all notify-able work.

If you get a high output matt it will heat the room too, is is advisable to cover with levelling compound before tilling as the tilling trowel may cut the delicate heating element .A compound with fibre reinforcement is recommend as the floor will expand and contract as is heats up etc. Also a thermo reflective barrier is recommended too.

Thanks for the recommendation ewanamber, and thanks for the biscuits too ;-) Enjoy your new home !

Thanks for the recommendation andrejuan, thanks for looking after us and keeping us going with proper coffee!!

Correct Micky , coursing noise is quite hard to overcome sometimes, a prv (Pressure reducing valve ) should help, also cheap taps make it worse as the path of the water through them creates turbulance in the water thus causing the noise. Any restrictions in the pipe should be minimised ie valves open fully(after main stoptap). Hope this helps. Ps my water travels through bathroom upstairs first then into kitchen ;-)