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With consistent building, learning more about how construction impacts our environment has been on the minds of many industry leaders.
Read More »Strategies For Bringing Your Water Bills Down
So, if you’re rightly concerned about rising water bills, how can you keep the costs down? Read on to find out.
Read More »Should You Install a Tankless Water Heater?
Given the energy crisis it makes sense to find ways to reduce hot water usage. One way to do this is to install a tankless water heater.
Read More »Tips for Hydraulic Machines: How to Stop Your Machine from Breaking Down
Hydraulic machines are a type of fluid power system that uses pressurised oil to transmit power, rather than cables or chains.
Read More »How to Make Your Lead Flashing Look Its Best
Lead flashing is universal across pitched roofs in the UK for joints created when tiles meet things like chimneys, abutments, and dormers.
Read More »5 Ways to Avoid Injury During DIY Work
DIY is a fulfilling and pleasant hobby for many people around the UK. However, it can also come with its attendant dangers, so avoid injury!
Read More »Bradfords to Get Men Talking This Men’s Health Week
Bradfords team up with Exeter Chiefs and Somerset County Cricket Club to encourage people to check in on their friends this Men’s Health Week.
Read More »Renovating Your House? Tips For DIY Newbies
Renovating your house can be a daunting task if you’re new to DIY. However, there are a few things you can do to help you get started.
Read More »7 Innovative Space-Saving Ideas Anyone Can Try
Every home can benefit from some extra space, regardless of its size. With some clever space-saving tricks and storage solutions, you can make your space feel far more ordered.
Read More »Boiler Replacement : Could You Save Money with Government Schemes?
Replacing a boiler in your home is typically going to be one of the most expensive costs that homeowners face, with new boilers costing anywhere from £1000 to £7000.
Read More »Is Your Home Cluttered? How To Reduce Junk And Ensure You Always Have Everything You Need
Clutter, unfortunately, is a very real prospect for many people. It’s surprisingly easy for a home to become cluttered and, once it takes hold, it can be very difficult to get rid of.
Read More »Building a Garden Office? Sustainability Concerns to Think About When Planning
Choosing a good location is a key stage in the planning process, when it comes to building a garden office.
Read More »Sustainable Building – The Whole Story
If you’re serious about creating a truly sustainable build, the importance of understanding the entire supply chain when considering materials, methods and products to use is critical.
Read More »Important Things To Remember As A Self-Employed Electrician
Being self-employed can be an incredibly liberating feeling, knowing that you set your limits and your working hours and don’t have to answer to anyone above you.
Read More »DIY Solutions To Making Your House A Home
But what if your home isn’t a relaxing space? There are no shortages of home maintenance issues that can disrupt your alone time.
Read More »Building an Extension On Your Property in 2022: 4 Things to Remember Before Your Start
Owning a property is something that many of us spend our lives dreaming about. Being able to find the right house on the market right through to receiving the keys in your hand, is a truly exciting process and one that can’t be matched. For the most part, people buy a property that fits their needs entirely. At the same …
Read More »3 Common Household Issues During the Winter Season
From mould growth to boiler breakdowns, this time of year is, unfortunately, one where homes are prone to problems.
Read More »All You Need To Know About Survivalist Bunkers
Interest in survivalist bunkers has risen by 2,000% since the pandemic struck, according to The Sun.
Read More »Putting The Spotlight On Sustainability
With the construction sector set to play a big role in reaching the Government’s net-zero targets, changes are coming in the way we approach housebuilding in the UK.
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