Brits fork out £475 on average to repair or replace a damaged item – up to 16 times more than the annual cost of accidental cover (£28.53), according to new research by MoneySuperMarket.   

They say that an Englishman’s (or woman’s) home is his castle and so it comes as no surprise that many proud Brits are taking to remodeling and renovating their homes to amazing standards. But where do you start? It may not be as difficult as you might first think – this piece explores some exciting[…]

Rebecca Wilkinson, tax expert and sector specialist at accountancy firm, Menzies LLP, has reacted to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak’s Summer Statement.

A new report says trials of heat pumps and hydrogen heating are urgently needed to meet 2050 zero carbon targets; this article explains more…

If the construction industry is anything to go by, there are some breath-taking innovations on the horizon, as explored in this guest article. 

Tristan Hughes, Sales Manager at wastewater treatment specialist, Siltbuster, discusses the issues and considerations surrounding the management of excess water on new build sites.

When was the last time your company’s property had its electrical installation inspected and assessed? It is more important than you think…

This guest article sees Dave Lancaster, Senior Segment Manager – Commercial, at Uponor, talk about the crucial principles required to ensure a clean water supply.

Procore Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of construction management software, has released the findings of an independent survey of 250 UK construction middle managers and above – this guest article explains more…

Houzz spoke with its community of professionals to share advice on how they plan to sustain their businesses during this uncertain time of COVID-19 being front and centre in the news.