A little late discovery, but after the underfloor heating coils were laid, I found through the gaps that exist that there are missing filled compartments in the joists where insulation has been sprayed in.
It is crawlable underneath as we have a crawl space.
So far, the rooms are done
How can we fix this?
The unfortunate thing about this is that the company/person who did this had an accident and is not able to communicate. So my carpenter doesn't know if we can continue from above or if it should be fixed from below.
Got a tip from an acquaintance who works as a carpenter to lift off/up the outer loop of the underfloor heating pipes, drill holes, and fill. The cut-out holes are plugged. The disadvantage of this is that we perforate the plastic that lies between the grooved underfloor heating sheets and the plywood.
The person who did this hasn't been in an accident and is likely fully capable of speaking but is ghosting you because you've paid.
It's likely over, you'll have to fix it yourself...
The person who did this hasn't had an accident and is likely fully capable of talking but is ghosting you because you've paid.
It's probably a lost cause, you'll have to fix it yourself.
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Nope, no ghosting. Several people around me know him and yes, he's been in a bad situation.
It's not always foolishness at constructions, but it's sad he didn't check his own work.
Got a tip from a friend who works as a carpenter to lift off/up the outer loop of the underfloor heating coils, drill holes, and fill in. The cut-out holes are sealed again.
The disadvantage of this is that we perforate the plastic that lies between the grooved underfloor heating boards and the plywood.
I would probably go with that suggestion.
You can tape the holes.
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