
FLOORS
AND STAIRSDrawings to help you describe your repair:
You are responsible for fixing loose floorboards.
Which room is it in? What area is affected?
You are responsible for lifting carpets before work starts.
What is it made of: timber or chipboard?
You are responsible for fixing loose skirting boards.
Which room is it in? What length is
affected?
Which room is it in? What area is affected?
Did you lay it yourself? If yes, you are responsible for it.
Is it tiles or sheeting? We cannot guarantee a colour or pattern match.
If tiles, how many are affected? What are they made of: plastic or stone?
Do you know what is causing the problem eg: damp penetration or another
cause?
Which room is it in? What area is affected
(approximately)?
Do you think it is caused by a leak?
If it is a communal staircase contact
us immediately and please try to CORDON IT OFF to prevent
anyone tripping.
How many treads or risers are affected? What is the problem, eg: tread
loose, nosing damaged, tread or riser broken or rotten?
What type of nosing has it got: wooden, rubber or metal?
How did this happen? You may be charged
for the repair.
Is the balustrade made up of spindles, panels or rails? Check the drawings
above.
How many are loose or broken? Is the newel post broken?
Is the handrail broken? See Handrail broken below.
How did this happen? You may be charged
for the repair.
Is the handrail part of a balustrade? See Balustrade loose or
broken above.
What is the problem, eg: handrail loose or broken, brackets loose? Is
it the only handrail? Contact us with the details.
What is the problem?
Do you know what is causing it? Is it causing any other problems or damage?
Contact us with the details.