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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.
Painting a room is the most common home improvement project. It’s not a hard task and you don’t need special certification to do it. But, it would help if you knew a few tips and tricks of the trade that will not only improve the quality of the end result but also decrease the time you spend on
You’re most likely here because you want to have a go at plastering your wall yourself, rather than calling in a professional. (more…)
Hanging a picture on the wall seems easy enough at first. Just hammer a nail in the wall and then hang the picture. Well, it’s not as simple as that. First of all, there are multiple hanging implements and not all of them would work for your project. Especially if the project is to have a beautifu
Your garden is the first line of defence against potential break-ins and by enhancing its security, you will deter better any attempts of intruders accessing your property. Furthermore, you probably keep some valuable items outdoors and in your garden shed, which can entice a burglar to sneak in if
Becoming a parent for the first time is exciting and terrifying at the same time. Once your baby grows up enough to start exploring the house, it can get dangerous. With that in mind, the Fantastic Services team has created this list of things that you can do to ensure the safety of the newest membe
Electrical work is complicated, dangerous and according to the UK law, you could get fined, or lose your house insurance if you perform a task without having the proper license. But, according to the Part P Building Regulations, there are certain small tasks a homeowner can do without needing a prof
