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...
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...
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...
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...
After an Edinburgh resident recently hit the headlines for being threatened with a £20,000 fine for painting the door of her house pink, homeowners may be wondering what changes they can legitimately make without fear...
A new conservatory is an impressive addition to any home, offering a multifunctional space for leisure or work that blends indoor living with the delights of the outdoors. You can install a new conservatory onto your...
With over 266,000 burglaries recorded in England and Wales so far in 2022, burglaries have been high on the UK media agenda in recent months. It is clear that homeowners need to take stringent measures to safeguard...
With the squeeze on household budgets and rising borrowing rates, moving to a new home, or building bricks and mortar extensions is becoming out of reach for many families. But if you desperately need more space, a ...
Flush windows are becoming more popular for new homes and refurbishments due to their thermal performance, safety, and sleek presentation. They're also a great choice if you want to add a touch of traditional style to...
