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Property Trade Body Welcomes Greater Transparency on Scottish Home Sales

New rules which give Scottish homebuyers comprehensive information for the first time have been welcomed by leading building maintenance trade body, the Property Care Association (PCA).

The new Home Report system places the onus on the seller to provide a detailed survey – and the information required is far more rigorous than under the former system where many buyers relied on a simple valuation survey.

Yasmin Chopin, executive director of the PCA, which represents the damp-proofing and timber preservation sector, as well as the structural maintenance, structural waterproofing and flood remediation industries, believes the new system – which came into force on December 1, 2008 – will encourage home owners to carry out essential repairs and drive up housing standards.

She said: “The advantages to sellers far outweigh the cost. Rather than being dissuaded from entering the market, prudent sellers will have their home fully inspected, having any concerns identified and estimated.

“They will take guidance on whether to have any defects remedied and then sell the property in a state of best repair.”

“The scheme aims to cut the cost to potential buyers, who may previously have surveys done on several homes before deciding which to buy.

“As a result the majority of people looking for a home have relied on a less comprehensive valuation survey and could potentially only discover major defects once they have moved in.”

A recent survey found that 12 per cent of buyers had to tackle repairs costing up to £5,000.

England and Wales introduced its own version of the Home Report, HIPs, last December.

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Notes To Editors

The Property Care Association (PCA) – which covers Scotland, England and Wales and Northern Ireland, has been in existence for four years, as part of the British Wood Preserving and Damp-proofing Association (BWPDA) but in 2006 officially became an independent association, along with the Wood Protection Association.

The new Associations have been created to concentrate on their own areas of expertise – namely for the Property Care Association the damp-proofing and timber preservation sector, together with the structural maintenance and structural waterproofing sectors. It also has a specialist group dedicated to the issue of flood remediation.

Although a relatively new trade body, the Property Care Association has inherited the stability and professional strengths of the BWPDA and its 75 year history.

Press release issued by Jane Shepherd, Shepherd PR. 01538 308685/308099 jane@shepherd-pr.com

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hip piercing questions:)?

i’m getting my hips pierced next week
i have a few questions, i’ve done quite a bit of research but..
i play waterpolo, but i’m goalie so i’m not in contact with other players & it won’t get hit
the season starts in 2 months
i was planning on wearing a waterproof bandaid on them when i went in
how long before i can go in a chlorine pool with them in?
& how long do they take to fully heal?

My piercer always recommends 2 months for pool water, so if the season doesn’t start for 2 you should be ok. They do make water proof band aids (I would recommend always covering them during any sporting activity, you never know what they might get caught on). Actually, with a little luck, proper piercing and after care it is entirely possible to heal a surface piercing, I don’t know why every one thinks it’s impossible. To increase your chances of good healing look into getting microdermals (also know as dermal anchors), they have a very low rejection rate (some say as low as 2%). they might be a little more expensive since you would be getting two separate piercings instead of one. I have both a surface bar and a microdermal and not only was the microdermal less pain full, it healed quicker and is easier to deal with. Downside, if you do need them removed they need to be cut out.