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Shower Drain Smells Like a Sewer? Quick Easy Fix
Send us your pictures and videos: http://skill-builder.uk/send 🎬 Ask Skill Builder Playlist: https://bit.ly/3j7heJT Roger has a solution for your smelly shower drain that is surprisingly simple.
Read More »The Common Assessment Standard from CHAS: What you need to know
The rollout of a data-sharing agreement between Common Assessment Standard providers means the benefits of qualifying for the scheme are greater than ever.
Read More »SME Property Developers Boost Construction Output
Construction saw an impressive bounce back in Q3, bolstered by SME Property Developers, seeing an impressive 84% bounceback.
Read More »Construction Industry Shows Support for New Common Assessment Standard
The construction industry is getting behind a new scheme designed to simplify and strengthen the construction prequalification process. According to CHAS, who was the first recognised assessment body to certify companies against the new Common Assessment Standard, over 30 of the construction industry’s biggest names have announced their support for the scheme since it was launched in May 2019. …
Read More »Why is There a Nasty Smell? ASB #7
This is the Kieren Messenger episode. He sneaks two questions into this edition of ASB and sends some lovely video clips showing his huge problem in the extension of the Messenger household.
Read More »Banks Must Show Leniency to Carillion’s SME Supply Chain
Banks must show leniency to the thousands of SMEs in Carillion’s supply chain, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
Read More »Lack of land and lending holding SME builders back
A lack of available small sites and a lack of finance top the list of barriers to SME house builders increasing their delivery of new homes, according to new research by the Federation of Master Builders’ (FMB). Key results from the FMB’s House Builders’ Survey 2017, the only annual snapshot of SME house builders, include: Over half of small house …
Read More »Growth Slows for Construction SMEs
The SME construction sector grew in the second quarter of 2017, albeit at a slower rate in most parts of the UK than the first three months of the year, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). Key results from the FMB’s State of Trade Survey for Q2 2017, which is the only quarterly assessment of the UK-wide SME …
Read More »Let SME builders deliver Starter Homes, urges FMB
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has welcomed this week’s Government announcement, which gives the green light for the construction of thousands of Starter Homes, but has urged that SME builders should be given greater opportunities to deliver the homes. The Starter Homes will be built exclusively for first-time buyers between 23 and 40 years old at a discount of …
Read More »SME house builders have nowhere to build, research reveals
Two thirds of SME house builders are struggling to find land for development, according to new research from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). For the second year in a row, the FMB’s annual House Builders’ Survey has shown a lack of available and viable land as the biggest barrier to SMEs delivering more new homes. Two-thirds of SME house …
Read More »Business as usual for two thirds of SME house builders
Two thirds of SME house builders are yet to see any significant changes to their project pipelines in the wake of Brexit, new research from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has revealed. The survey – which is the first to be conducted among SME house builders since the EU referendum – found that 69% of firms are yet to …
Read More »SME Builders and Unite agree 5% pay rise
The Building and Allied Trades Joint Industrial Council (BATJIC) has agreed a two year deal involving a 5% pay rise over two years. The announcement follows negotiations between the Federation of Master Builders, on behalf of SME construction employers, and Unite the union, on behalf of operatives. Under the terms of the deal, workers will receive a 2.5% pay rise …
Read More »Lead Flashing Broke All the Building Codes | James Is Back to Fix It!
Buy one of James’ T-shirts! 👇 🛒 https://www.builders-tee.com Awful lead flashing in need of repair! James is back for a one-off job. ____________________________________________ Mastering Exterior Lead Flashing Repairs Repairing exterior lead flashing is a task that typically involves several careful steps to ensure both the effectiveness of the repair and the safety of the person performing the work, especially considering …
Read More »How To Build an Oblique Pitched Roof
When it comes to roofing, not all structures are created equal. Sometimes, the traditional square footprint just doesn’t cut it. Enter the oblique pitched roof, a solution to irregular property boundaries and a statement in architectural innovation.
Read More »Don’t Treat Damp The Wrong Way
Diagnosing damp problems in a building involves a systematic approach to identifying the symptoms, understanding the possible causes, and then taking appropriate action. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you go about it.
Read More »The Work Trouser and Kneepad System To Fit Your Job
One of the best ways to avoid knee problems is to wear Snickers Workwear Trousers with their innovative knee protection – KneeGuard™ - a world-leading, fully certified, trademarked system.
Read More »Breaking Ground: 2023 Extension Build Ep.1
Building an Extension on a Budget in the UK: The Initial Stages, from Groundworks to Concrete Foundations
Read More »Classic Attraction – Why Britain’s Millennials Swoon Over Edwardian, Vintage Gothic and Victorian Kitchens
Lured in by the charm of Edwardian serenity, the mystique of vintage gothic, and the grandeur of the classic Victorian. But why?
Read More »Expert Tips for Using Your Router Like a Pro
In the realm of woodworking, routers are the unsung heroes, quietly but robustly shaping our world in ways few laymen could fathom. Dan Cox shares some handy router tips.
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