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We are in the process of buying a house that was built circa 1927.
The Surveyor's report has just arrived and mentions some horizontal cracking on one of the walls that could be associated with deterioration of the ties. He recommends a cavity inspection. What does a cavity inspection entail, is it CCTV endoscope type of thing or is it more intrusive? No rude answers please :-) Is the repair of failed ties a DIY job? I was thinking of drilling through both leafs of the wall with very slight gradient downwards to the outside wall and then resin bonding lengths of stainless-steel studding, slightly shorter than the width of the wall - so as to be able to redecorate/point in. Would this be an acceptable repair or is there a better way? Thanks Steve. |
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