18 July 2023
Our research has shown that a lot of people put off their home improvement projects as they are worried about the uncertainty and upheaval involved.
4 July 2023
Ultraframe Roof Extensions: Which One Is Right For You?
Adding extra living space can transform how you enjoy your home. With a Harveys Ultraframe extension, you can create the perfect new room by choosing from a range of roof finishes to complement your property's existing...
30 June 2023
Everything You Need To Know About Building Regulations Part L
Part L of the building regulations is a huge document dealing with energy efficiency in commercial and residential buildings, and covers aspects as varied as central heating, insulation, cooling and air conditioning,...
6 June 2023
What Are The Part F Building Regulations, And How Do They Affect Your Property?
Building Regulations are designed to ensure that homes and commercial buildings in the UK are safe and energy efficient, while also helping to safeguard the environment. The building regulations themselves cover...
9 May 2023
5 Questions You Should Ask When Looking To Replace Your Conservatory Roof
A good quality conservatory roof should last you at least 10 to 15 years, and sometimes as long as 20 years, but all roofs will eventually need replacing from simple wear and tear, and they may also be subject to...
2 May 2023
Door Repair Or Door Replacement: What Factors Should You Consider?
If you are experiencing issues with your front door, then identifying the cause of the problem should be a priority. It is natural for some doors to expand and contract within their frame with changes in the weather...
13 April 2023
What Impact Does Part Q Of The Building Regulations Have On Your Doors And Windows?
Approved Document Q, or ‘Part Q of the building regulations’, came into effect in 2015 and sets down security standards for all doors and windows installed in new residential dwellings, to minimise security risks from...
30 March 2023
Is A FENSA Certificate A Legal Requirement For Your Doors And Windows?
The Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme (FENSA) was established in 2002 to ensure that building regulations were met in all domestic window and door installations and replacements. But is having a FENSA certificate a...
22 December 2022
4 Reasons To Upgrade To Casement Windows To Improve Your Carbon Footprint
When looking at ways to make your home more sustainable – not to mention more energy efficient – it’s easy to overlook the environmental and financial benefits of new casement window installation for improving your...