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Old 27-09-2007, 10:50 AM
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Research by Churchill Insurance shows that around 20% of homeowners have caused damage to their home during renovations.It is national DIY this week and presenter of How to be a Property Developer, Gary McCausland, warns potential renovators to be cautious as a growing number of people are turning their hand to DIY in order to [...]

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