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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English House Condition Survey, 1986: Interview and Market Value Surveys

Variable Details

VariableY55B05
LabelJOB CODES FOR MINOR PERSONAL REPAIRS-E
Responses
0 4539
1 EXTENSIN 2
2 ROOF COVERING 2
3 ROOF TIMBERS 0
4 CHIMNEY STACKS 0
5 GUTTERS/DOWNPIPE 1
6 REBUILD OUT WALL 1
7 POINTING 1
8 RENDER 0
9 D.P.C. 0
10 WINDOWS 4
11 DOUBLE GLAZING 0
12 OUTSIDE DECORATN 0
13 OUTSIDE DOORS 2
14 FLOOR JOISTS 0
15 FLOORS 2
16 STAIRS 0
17 TIMBER TREATMNT 0
18 REBUILD INT WALL 1
19 PLASTER-WORK 1
20 CEILINGS 2
21 INSIDE DOORS 1
22 INTERNAL DECOR 15
23 ELECTRIC SUPPLY 4
24 GAS PIPES 0
25 HOT/COLD PIPES 0
26 FOUNDATN 0
27 DRAINS 1
28 BATHROOM FITMENT 4
29 KITCHEN UNITS 1
30 CENTRAL HEATING 2
31 OTHER HEATING 1
32 WALL INSULATN 0
33 LOFT/ROF INSULAT 2
34 DRAUGHT PROOFING 0
35 OTHER 2
36 NON RELE INT WORK 6
37 GARDEN WORKS 1
38 TOTAL RENOVATN 0
40 UNCODABL 0
Sysmiss 2274
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish House Condition Survey, 1986: Interview and Market Value Surveys
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