DIY Renovation: Where to Draw the Line

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DIY Renovation: Where to Draw the Line

DIY work can suit simple decorative tasks, but technical, structural and regulated work should be assessed and carried out by qualified professionals.

Know the risk

Electrical, gas, structural, waterproofing and fire-safety errors may remain hidden until they cause serious damage.

Prepare even simple work

Surface preparation, compatible products, safe access and realistic drying times affect the result of painting and minor repairs.

Protect the project record

Keep product information and photographs, and do not conceal uncertain defects before they are inspected.

Practical checklist

  • Stop if the cause of damage is unclear
  • Use suitable protective equipment
  • Check permissions and professional requirements before work

Saving labour is not a saving when the work creates a defect or invalidates a compliant system.

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