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How Insulation Could Save you Hundreds by 2020

A report by Thisismoney.co.uk at the beginning of the year suggested that homeowners could cut their energy costs by hundreds of pounds by 2020, just ...

Everything you Need to Know about Renewable Energy

You’ve probably heard people talking about renewable energy as everyone starts to get more aware of the damage that carbon emissions are doing to the ...

Beat the Next cut to the Solar Feed-in Tariff

Solar panels are one of the best investments you can make for your home, but you’ve probably heard about the government’s cuts to the Feed-in ...

3 Air Conditioning Mistakes you’re Probably Making

Air conditioning is a great way to cool your home, but it can be costly if you don’t maintain it properly. Lots of people do ...

Solar Costs to Decrease 10% Each Year

Solar costs are falling so fast that solar PV is likely to meet energy targets early, according to Oxford University researchers. Since the 1980s, solar ...

Why Insulating Under your Floor can Save you Money

When we think of insulation, we usually think of our walls and lofts. But there are also significant benefits to insulating under your floorboards on ...

How Much Energy does Air Conditioning Use?

It’s common knowledge that air conditioning is expensive and uses lots of energy. But it turns out that’s a myth – if you use air ...

Why a Cheap Aerial Installation is Never Worth It

When compared to other home improvement works, aerial installation is one of the most reasonably priced services. Since the work is going to take place ...

Landlords Must act on Energy Efficiency

The government is working to encourage landlords to take responsibility for their rental properties and improve their energy efficiency ratings. According to the Energy Saving ...

What is Asbestos?

Asbestos refers to six naturally occurring fibrous minerals that have six primary sub-classifications: chrysotile crocidolite amosite anthophyllite tremolite actinolite Asbestos fibres are microscopic, but they ...