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If you’re planning on undertaking any construction work in the UK, you will need to be familiar with both planning permission and building regulations.
Are you one of those homeowners who have a garage but hardly ever use it for parking your car? Do you know that your garage could be transformed into a valuable addition to your property?
When it comes to finding the right architect in the UK, there are several factors to consider. Whether you’re planning a new construction project or a renovation, choosing the right architect is crucial to the success of your project.
Biomass boilers have been around for quite some time, but they have recently gained a lot of attention as a renewable and eco-friendly way of heating homes. In this article, we’ll discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using biomass boilers for heating.
Self build insurance is an important type of insurance that every self-builder should consider and If you’re thinking of building your own home in the UK, you’re not alone. Self-building is becoming increasingly popular, with more people choosing to design and construct their own homes rather than buy an existing property.
When it comes to improving the energy efficiency of a building, two tests are commonly used, airtightness testing and thermal imaging.
Whether you’re going to be spending time inside your home over the next few months or you’re just preparing to leave it until the winter is over, here are ten simple ways to keep your house warm this winter.
During the building process, SAP calculations are important to ensure buildings are complying with current building regulations. These calculations are also necessary to inform Energy Performance Certificates.
Air permeability testing, also known as air testing, air tightness testing or air pressure testing is part of your building energy audit and will give you a clearer idea of how your building performs as well as how you can improve it. There are many benefits to having an airtight building, including a reduction in energy bills and a reduced carbon footprint. It also helps to reduce condensation problems that can occur in a building. In addition, it helps to ensure that your building will meet the standards set out by the UK Building Regulations.