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I wouldn't use the dog piss, Chris. I couldn't do my own wall like that. I'm gonna use holy water to ward off the lords vengeful weather. All jokes aside, as this post has blown a bit off course. If I'm going to fill this all out with sand and cement, with this in it...

Nice tune, Chrispy. I've sorted it for now, as my Mrs was getting dark. But if I decide to go any further, I'll probably go for the carpet idea, Chris. I saw a nice piece of shag propped up against a wall in an alley down the road, the dogs love it. If I don’t do that, I might just fill it in...

And do I use that before the sand and cement, or after I've got the kettle going?

Hi Chris, Thanks for the reply. We (the three freeholders) have already spent the budget on the exterior work. We got done by a builder for £800 to repoint only parts of the exterior. The quote that came back too late - the guy we wanted to use - was the same money to repoint the whole of our...

Hi Cockney, Thanks very much for your reply. I’ve added some images from outside. The sill cracks has been ground out and filled—it still needs painting. The silicone between the window trim and the sill has been redone with CT1, and the silicone around the windows has been checked. The...

Hi MB, Thanks for the reply. How so? If it was the window then surely there would be signs of damp on the brickwork, considering it's been hammering it down recently. That board has been off for weeks now. Cheers

Hello to everyone, I'm new here and ready for advice/a roasting. As you'll see from the photos, we have had two damp areas, and these have been present for the past two years. We have now had the bay repointed outside, and a few weeks after that, I coated the brickwork with Stormdry. I wonder...

Hello to everyone, I'm new here and ready for advice/a roasting. As you'll see from the photos, we have had two damp areas, and these have been present for the past two years. We have now had the bay repointed outside, and a few weeks after that, I coated the brickwork with Stormdry. I wonder...