External works protect your home from the weather and make a big difference to kerb appeal.<\/p>\n
Look for slipped tiles, sagging and leaks after heavy rain. Small repairs early prevent bigger bills later.<\/p>\n
Cracked or blown render lets water in. Modern renders can improve weatherproofing and appearance. Check planning rules if you are changing the look of the front of the house.<\/p>\n
New driveways over five square metres at the front of a house generally need to use permeable materials or drain to a lawn or border, otherwise planning permission may be needed.<\/p>\n
Some external work cannot be done in freezing or very wet weather. Plan ahead.<\/p>\n
Blocked gutters and downpipes cause many damp problems. Clear them at least once a year, usually after autumn leaf fall.<\/p>\n
Check who owns a boundary before replacing fences and walls. Your title deeds or a conversation with neighbours usually settles it.<\/p>\n
Many external jobs need scaffolding. Factor it into your budget and, if it needs to go on the pavement, the contractor will arrange a licence.<\/p>\n
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