@@charlesstanleymanogaran4180 Unfortunately, we only cover the Midlands at the moment. We don't stretch quite as far afield as London. You never know what the future holds though. We never say never. 🙂 Thanks for watching. We really appreciate it 👍
just found your channel, what a breath of fresh air you are, looking forward to catching up and following what’s to come, YOU BETTER NOT LET ME DOWN 😝🤪🇬🇧 Oya I’ve subbed
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Hi there. Thanks for watching and for the great feedback. We're really pleased that you found the content useful - that's the very reason we make the videos. It's great that they've helped. Best wishes from the team at HYPE.
As an inspector I visit a lot of sites where the builder hasn’t thought ahead and looked fully at the surrounds (typically not looking at trees). It’s good to see you identified issues prior to starting works. Can I correct you on heave, as that is a force imposed by a cohesive soil such as clay when it expands due to excess water. You missed the biggest issue and it was right next to you, those trees! You are correct a structural engineer would need to justify the suitability of the retaining wall due to the sizeable difference in elevation but I would suggest your foundations would need to be engineered. Cheers, Ben
Decent content! I’m after a single storey kitchen extension to replace the existing conservatory but everyone seems too busy to quote at the moment. I just want an idea on the cost so I know if the bank will say yes/no! If you ever get a minute and fancy giving me a ball park figure, here’s some info: *Would fall under permitted development *Dimensions: 5.5m wide x 2.16m long *Pitched roof with 3x velux *Bi-folds to 2 sides: 3 door and 2 door *Existing kitchen wall to knock through so it’s open plan dining kitchen (probably looking at steel reinforcement for 2nd storey) *Conservatory knock down *No drains, slopes, wires * 3 bed semi
@@HYPEBuilding No problem, thanks for the reply. We are in Leeds, I’ve heard you can expect to pay more per m2 in London, so thankfully that’s not a factor we need to consider!
@@tommyfreshcook We just wanted to check, as we could come directly to you. But Leeds is just that bit too far for us, unfortunately. John has, however, done a quick calculation for you and he estimates that the work you want carrying out would cost in the region of £30k - providing you don't encounter any hidden extras 😳 Hope that helps, buddy. All the very best with your project 🙂👍
Hi Russ. We genuinely appreciate your kind words, buddy. Thank you. Unfortunately, we don't work in the Derby area, sorry-but we wish you all the very best with your upcoming project. Thanks for watching Russ 🙂👌
Hi Trisha. Thanks for watching 👍 Can we ask what the job entails? If you'd prefer to email us the details, you can get in touch at askme@hypebuilding.co.uk 🙂 Best wishes from the team at HYPE.
@@trishacarvell399 There are so many factors to determine the costs involved. Our advice would be to check if a potential extension would need planning permission - because that also incurs costs. We are happy to come and price things up for you, but we would need the architects drawings beforehand 🙂👍
Hi there. Thanks for your question. Do you mean an open plan extension? If so, you might want to take a look at an extension we recently completed in Sneyd Green. You can see the final product here: th-cam.com/video/JBi7LX-a_AM/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps. Many thanks for watching our video - much appreciated 😊👍
You're right, Val. There would have certainly been issues. In fact, the owner of the property decided against the extension after discovering that ground heave would be a problem - something that the other builders failed to point out. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. We truly appreciate it 😊👍
Hi Ali. Unfortunately, we don't travel that far, sorry. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video. We hope you can find someone to help with your project 🙂👍
Hi Louisa. Many thanks for watching our video. We're always happy to help if we can. You can email us at askme@hypebuilding.co.uk to tell us more about your project 🙂👍
Hi thanks for the video. I have a flat roofed protruding kitchen much like the one in the video. Where the inside kitchen wall meets the house wall, I have a leak of water from the kitchen ceiling. When it rains heavily especially when windy, a streak of water runs down from the kitchen ceiling to the door (inside door between living room and kitchen). The water then drips from the door frame. The yellow marks on the wall are spreading. I’ve had three roofers come and check, none could find the cause. They’ve checked the house roof, kitchen roof and flashing, no idea. Please help!
Hi there. Thanks for watching the video and leaving us your comment 🙂👍 Damp is always tricky to diagnose without seeing the problem up close. But is the main part of your house rendered by any chance? It's common for rain water to find its way behind the render and into the house if there are any cracks in it.
@@HYPEBuilding no there is no render. There are some places between the bricks where there are vertical gaps, seem intentionally placed, for example there are two vertical gaps above the bathroom window. A roofer did say that the wall could be re-pointed to close holes that could be causing the leak
@@Wassalaam92 The pointing sounds like a good place to start then, mate. As with many damp problems, it's a process of elimination. Keep making improvements until you find the solution. Hope you can get to the bottom of it 👍
Hi Hakim. Thank you for watching our video 🙂👍 If you live in Stoke-on-Trent or nearby, we'll gladly give you a quote. Please send us your details to askme@hypebuilding.co.uk
Hi there. Thanks for watching and for your question. The homeowner didn't end up having the extension as the work that would have been needed to make the wall safe was outside the budget. But at least it highlighted a problem and saved him a massive headache. The total cost of the work would have been in the region of £70k. If you're considering a house extension, we have a handy online tool that gives you an instant ballpark figure. So it may help you decide if an extension is an option. You can find it here: bit.ly/extensioncalculator Hope that helps 😊 And thanks again for watching 👍
There is already an extension built so would the wall not have been surveyed at that point the existing extension was built? And does the double storey have to be made in brick or can it be made with wood like a dormer?
Hi Emaad. Thanks for your questions. With regards to the existing extension being surveyed when it was built, we're not entirely sure-but we would assume so. But with it only being a single story, it probably wouldn't affect the wall. The double story could be a timber frame. But in this instance, it's a brick and block extension and will, therefore, increase the weight and downward force-hence our concern with the retaining wall. Hope that explains things. Thank you so much for watching 😊👍
Hi Hashim. Thanks for watching and your question. We are based on *Fenton Industrial Estate (ST4 2TE).* You can see us on the map here: talktohim.co.uk/contact-us/ Kind regards, the team at HIM.
You two seem like the type of duo I love to work for.
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Best introduction so far.
🤣 And it could so easily have ended in tears! 😆 Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment. Glad you like it! 👍
Hi, do you cover London as well?
@@charlesstanleymanogaran4180 Unfortunately, we only cover the Midlands at the moment. We don't stretch quite as far afield as London. You never know what the future holds though. We never say never. 🙂
Thanks for watching. We really appreciate it 👍
just found your channel, what a breath of fresh air you are, looking forward to catching up and following what’s to come, YOU BETTER NOT LET ME DOWN 😝🤪🇬🇧
Oya I’ve subbed
Thank you so much for your kind words, Jim. And thanks for subscribing - we genuinely appreciate it. We promise to be like 'Sure for Men' and 'Won't Let You Down!' 🤣
More top tips and advice heading your way 🙂👍
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😀 Thank you so much for your kind words - we genuinely appreciate your feedback 👌 And we're so pleased you like the content. Stay tuned for more 👍
Really good tips mate cheers. Picked up a new thing which is the build-over rule👍🏼
Hi there. Thanks for watching and for the great feedback. We're really pleased that you found the content useful - that's the very reason we make the videos. It's great that they've helped.
Best wishes from the team at HYPE.
As an inspector I visit a lot of sites where the builder hasn’t thought ahead and looked fully at the surrounds (typically not looking at trees). It’s good to see you identified issues prior to starting works.
Can I correct you on heave, as that is a force imposed by a cohesive soil such as clay when it expands due to excess water.
You missed the biggest issue and it was right next to you, those trees! You are correct a structural engineer would need to justify the suitability of the retaining wall due to the sizeable difference in elevation but I would suggest your foundations would need to be engineered.
Cheers, Ben
Hi Ben. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video and the great feedback - we totally appreciate it 🙂👌
have to give a thumb up for the laugh at the very beginning 😄
🤣🤣 You've always gotta have a laugh! Thanks for watching and taking the time to give us your feedback. Big thumbs up from us, too 👍
Decent content! I’m after a single storey kitchen extension to replace the existing conservatory but everyone seems too busy to quote at the moment. I just want an idea on the cost so I know if the bank will say yes/no!
If you ever get a minute and fancy giving me a ball park figure, here’s some info:
*Would fall under permitted development
*Dimensions: 5.5m wide x 2.16m long
*Pitched roof with 3x velux
*Bi-folds to 2 sides: 3 door and 2 door
*Existing kitchen wall to knock through so it’s open plan dining kitchen (probably looking at steel reinforcement for 2nd storey)
*Conservatory knock down
*No drains, slopes, wires
* 3 bed semi
Hi Tom. Thanks for watching and for your question 🙂👍 What area are you in if you don't mind us asking?
@@HYPEBuilding No problem, thanks for the reply.
We are in Leeds, I’ve heard you can expect to pay more per m2 in London, so thankfully that’s not a factor we need to consider!
@@tommyfreshcook We just wanted to check, as we could come directly to you. But Leeds is just that bit too far for us, unfortunately.
John has, however, done a quick calculation for you and he estimates that the work you want carrying out would cost in the region of £30k - providing you don't encounter any hidden extras 😳
Hope that helps, buddy. All the very best with your project 🙂👍
Thanks for putting this up. Thinking of doing similar extension in Bedfordshire area.
@@trach4757 You're most welcome. Hope it's helped. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment - much appreciated 🙂👍
Excellent video, thanks, and all 4 points extremely relevant to my plans in Derby. Do you work over this way?? 🙂
Hi Russ. We genuinely appreciate your kind words, buddy. Thank you. Unfortunately, we don't work in the Derby area, sorry-but we wish you all the very best with your upcoming project. Thanks for watching Russ 🙂👌
Do you travel? Burton specifically just off derby ☺️
Hi Trisha. Thanks for watching 👍 Can we ask what the job entails? If you'd prefer to email us the details, you can get in touch at askme@hypebuilding.co.uk 🙂
Best wishes from the team at HYPE.
@@HYPEBuilding it’s more for future purposes, I’m looking to buy and want a 3 bed but I’m wondering if it would be cheaper to buy a 2 bed then extend
@@trishacarvell399 There are so many factors to determine the costs involved. Our advice would be to check if a potential extension would need planning permission - because that also incurs costs. We are happy to come and price things up for you, but we would need the architects drawings beforehand 🙂👍
Does house extension have to have to have a connection via a door to the original house or I can just touch the two walls?
Hi there. Thanks for your question. Do you mean an open plan extension? If so, you might want to take a look at an extension we recently completed in Sneyd Green. You can see the final product here: th-cam.com/video/JBi7LX-a_AM/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps. Many thanks for watching our video - much appreciated 😊👍
Do you cover the Solihull area?
Hi there. We would be prepared to travel across the Midlands if the job is big enough. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
Always decent content! 👍
Hi there. We really appreciate your feedback. Thanks so much for watching. Stay tuned for more building tips and advice 🙂👍
I doubt if that ground will support the weight as it is - that crack looks as if the tarmac is moving that way already!
You're right, Val. There would have certainly been issues. In fact, the owner of the property decided against the extension after discovering that ground heave would be a problem - something that the other builders failed to point out.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. We truly appreciate it 😊👍
Hi, do u guys provide service in Kirkby-in-Ashfield Nottingham?
Hi Ali. Unfortunately, we don't travel that far, sorry. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video. We hope you can find someone to help with your project 🙂👍
I'm in Stoke-on-Trent too and would love a quote off a decent company who knows their stuff. If your around please get in touch xx
Hi Louisa. Many thanks for watching our video. We're always happy to help if we can. You can email us at askme@hypebuilding.co.uk to tell us more about your project 🙂👍
Hi thanks for the video. I have a flat roofed protruding kitchen much like the one in the video. Where the inside kitchen wall meets the house wall, I have a leak of water from the kitchen ceiling. When it rains heavily especially when windy, a streak of water runs down from the kitchen ceiling to the door (inside door between living room and kitchen). The water then drips from the door frame. The yellow marks on the wall are spreading. I’ve had three roofers come and check, none could find the cause. They’ve checked the house roof, kitchen roof and flashing, no idea. Please help!
Hi there. Thanks for watching the video and leaving us your comment 🙂👍 Damp is always tricky to diagnose without seeing the problem up close. But is the main part of your house rendered by any chance? It's common for rain water to find its way behind the render and into the house if there are any cracks in it.
@@HYPEBuilding no there is no render. There are some places between the bricks where there are vertical gaps, seem intentionally placed, for example there are two vertical gaps above the bathroom window. A roofer did say that the wall could be re-pointed to close holes that could be causing the leak
@@Wassalaam92 The pointing sounds like a good place to start then, mate. As with many damp problems, it's a process of elimination. Keep making improvements until you find the solution. Hope you can get to the bottom of it 👍
Give me a quote for my extension
Hi Hakim. Thank you for watching our video 🙂👍
If you live in Stoke-on-Trent or nearby, we'll gladly give you a quote. Please send us your details to askme@hypebuilding.co.uk
How much did this extension roughly cost?
Hi there. Thanks for watching and for your question. The homeowner didn't end up having the extension as the work that would have been needed to make the wall safe was outside the budget. But at least it highlighted a problem and saved him a massive headache. The total cost of the work would have been in the region of £70k.
If you're considering a house extension, we have a handy online tool that gives you an instant ballpark figure. So it may help you decide if an extension is an option. You can find it here: bit.ly/extensioncalculator
Hope that helps 😊 And thanks again for watching 👍
Love your content ...... best of the bunch 👌🏽
@sultan ahmed That's very kind of you, thank you. We're really pleased that you like the content. Stay tuned for many more videos 👍😄
There is already an extension built so would the wall not have been surveyed at that point the existing extension was built?
And does the double storey have to be made in brick or can it be made with wood like a dormer?
Hi Emaad. Thanks for your questions. With regards to the existing extension being surveyed when it was built, we're not entirely sure-but we would assume so. But with it only being a single story, it probably wouldn't affect the wall. The double story could be a timber frame. But in this instance, it's a brick and block extension and will, therefore, increase the weight and downward force-hence our concern with the retaining wall.
Hope that explains things. Thank you so much for watching 😊👍
Where about.in stoke
Hi Hashim. Thanks for watching and your question. We are based on *Fenton Industrial Estate (ST4 2TE).* You can see us on the map here: talktohim.co.uk/contact-us/
Kind regards, the team at HIM.
@@HYPEBuilding Oh thanks 👍