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Planning a Garden Room in 2026? Here's What the Cladding Actually Costs

Garden rooms have become one of the most popular home improvement projects in the UK and for good reason. A well-built, well-insulated garden room adds usable space, improves working-from-home quality, and contributes meaningfully to property value. But the costs involved are not always straightforward, particularly when it comes to the exterior finish. Cladding is one of the areas where quoted prices vary most dramatically between suppliers and installers, and where the wrong choice can create significant ongoing costs long after the build is complete.

If you are planning a...

All you need to know about house clearance

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Tue, 08/24/2021 - 1:02pm

At times you simply need to say goodbye to any old or disused items in a house or an office. It might be that you need to get rid of a lot of things because you're planning a renovation, you're just reorganising and trying to gain more space, or that a house move is on the cards. Whatever the reason behind wanting to have a big clear out, it's worth turning to a professional house clearance service for help.

In this post, we will explain how this kind of serivce benefits people.

About house clearance

There are three tasks that this type of service provider...

What to consider as you choose outdoor furniture

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 08/23/2021 - 10:59am

It is always the right time to think of your great outdoors. Most people think of what they should do to their outdoor space only during spring. However, nowadays, there is a lot you can add to it and give it a makeover. Patios, decks, lawns beckon. What do you keep in mind as you choose your outdoor furniture? The space, the place to buy them, the budget, should it be child friendly? The sunlight it needs, when will you be using it? Plus, many others are some things to consider. Below are vital things to explore before you spend your dollars on your outdoor furniture.

Make a...

DIY Tips and Ideas for Beginners

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 08/19/2021 - 8:26pm

There has been a huge increase in home decorating and DIY trends over the past few years. This is largely due to the pandemic and multiple lockdowns in the UK. Homeowners and renters turned their attention to decorating and used the time at home to complete tasks such as painting, home repairs and to undertake small DIY projects. There is lots of inspiration available online for anyone who wishes to take on some DIY. For example, have a look at our tips and ideas for making a large room feel cosy and welcoming . DIY projects don't have to be large scale jobs. It is best to start small and...

A city of super snoopers: 93% of Exeter residents admit to looking up how much people they know have paid for their home

A whopping 93% of people in Exeter admit to finding out what friends, family, colleagues and even their boss paid for their home, according to new research released from Zoopla .

Of the people in Exeter who look up what others have paid for their home, two fifths (41%) claim that they do this regularly. Despite the popularity in Exeter of researching the property values of others, 55% of residents in the city said they would never admit to the owner that they’d researched their home’s value.

Whilst just half (51%) of people surveyed believe it is ok to simply ask someone...

How to move to a new home easily

Whether you are moving to sunny Orlando or rainy London, the relocation process can be extremely overwhelming. Packing your possessions and moving them to a new place may take its toll on even the best of planners. Fortunately, there are some proven ways to reduce the amount of work, pack and unpack faster and help make a moving day a bit easier than it might be otherwise. Here are top packing and relocation tips to avoid moving day chaos and improve the overall experience.

How to move to a new home easily

1. Start in advance

Never put off until tomorrow what...

7 Decorating tips, or how to make a large room feel cosy

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Sun, 08/15/2021 - 9:55am

If you dream of living in a big house with spacious rooms, keep in mind that a large living place often feels quite cold, uncomfortable and empty. However, even a large room can still feel cosy if you decorate it properly. Here you have some tips that may well come in handy or, at least, inspire you to create your own perfect project for your new home.

7 decorating tips, or how to make a large room feel cosy

1. Designate zones

In a small flat, you can have only one conversation area, as there is no place for furniture groupings, whereas spacious rooms can...

London homeowners, let your location inspire your interior decor

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 08/11/2021 - 11:14pm

Home to an estimated 8-10 million residents, living in London you will understand the uniqueness that each borough holds. So what attracted you to the location that you live? Find out how the aesthetic of London locations can be captured in your home interior styling.

Camden

Did you choose to live in Camden for its exciting and unique nature? Boho chic embodies the alternatively aesthetic buzzing with wild markets and events. A laidback and edgy style with the freedom of personal expression. Boho chic contains lots of visual interest, with emphasis on art, layering and...

Great DIY methods: How to get rid of mold

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 08/10/2021 - 11:35am

Finding mold in your home is always bad news. It is undesirable, unsightly, can potentially ruin your home, and affect your health. It can be a major contributor to disrepair in your home . Black spots on walls, grout lines where your shower is and damp wood all over your property are signs of mold infestation. This problem has to be addressed immediately if you want to keep your home and health in good condition.

DIY tips to get rid of mold

Regularly cleaning your home is one of the best ways to prevent mold. Eliminating or reducing moisture also helps. However, rented...

Lord Mayor and Council leader visit new homes aimed at tackling Devon's housing crisis

The CEO of the UK's largest housebuilder today welcomed Exeter leaders to one of its newest developments to demonstrate how they are helping to reduce the acute shortage of homes across Devon.

The Lord Mayor of Exeter, Councillor Trish Oliver, and Exeter City Council leader Philip Bialyk were given a tour of Victoria Heights , Alphington, by Barratt Developments chief executive David Thomas, who is visiting the region this week.

The first residents have now moved into the new community on the outskirts of the city, part of the wider South West Exeter development. This...

Burnley – an upcoming buy-to-let gem in the north?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 08/02/2021 - 6:04am

When you purchase a buy-to-let property, there is no need to worry about the financial costs. The UK Government has reduced stamp duty rates and created incentives for those looking to invest in this market until 2021; they have even guaranteed mortgages with up to 95% LTVs! There truly has never been a better time than now. There is a new wave of optimism in the property market. After being battered by the 2008 financial crash , it looks like this time buyers are taking advantage of low house prices to get onto the property ladder earlier than ever before for fear that they will miss out...

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