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Our homes are precious to us and spending time taking care of them can not only be aesthetically pleasing but also add value to the property. This is why we've created a series of blogs to help you address minor and major issues that your home may be faced with before they become even bigger problems. These can range from fireproofing your home to unclogging blocked sinks that can release unpleasant odours in your kitchens and bathrooms. For these and other home improvement-related topics, have a look at our blog posts below. They’ll give you great tips on some of the top home improvement strategies for your home.
Picture this - you got tired of the colour of your living room walls. Or maybe you want to restore some old wooden patio furniture. The problem is - you’ve never painted anything by yourself before! Looking up information online, you get bombarded with all those painting terms you don’t understa
We often get asked about how you can tell if a Powerflush is needed on a home heating system. Firstly, what a Powerflush? Many people don’t know, so let’s start with the basics. This article is for all of you who want to know how to better maintain their home heating system and prolong its life.
If you have moved into a new house, chances are you may not like the previous owner’s design choices. While repainting or putting up new wallpaper is a piece of cake, retiling is a whole other experience. Not only do you have to take off every single tile, but you’re also left with all that adhe
The diverter valve is an important part of a property’s heating system. And, like any other part, it’s possible for it to get damaged through general wear and tear. If you experience an issue with the diverter valve of your combi boiler, your heating system wouldn’t work as efficiently as it n
Picture this - it’s a cold winter day, your boiler has been working hard to keep your home warm and cosy. It has achieved its goal and is ready to shut down. However, you notice that the pump is still running. You check your boiler and see it displaying the “pump overrun” code. Is it an error?
Leaky pipes can cost you hundreds or even thousands of pounds in repair bills. Recognising the warning signs of this issue could stop the leak from causing expensive structural damage to your home. Leaky pipes are also the cause of mould and mildew, which carry a health risk for your household.
