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February 24, 2021

Our Top Tips to Help You Give Your Kitchen an Eco-Friendly Makeover

It is said that what’s inside matters the most! So, if you say the interior of your kitchen is full of sustainable items, then all the better. This is because, when it comes to your kitchen’s interiors, sustainability is typically considered to be a sign of environmentally-friendly design and decoration; not to mention the use of a renewable heating solution...

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January 25, 2021

Why You Should Invest in Vertical Blinds

Deciding to choose the perfect blind for your home or office is a daunting task with the different types of blinds available in the market. It is crucial to consider the features of the blinds, compare and contrast them and identify the benefit that suits your need. Be sure you choose the best blind that is affordable, versatile and attractive....

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January 19, 2021

Five Tips for Conservatory Maintenance this Winter

Winter can wreak havoc on all parts of a building, and the conservatory is no exception. From driving rain and strong winds to ice and snow, the seasonal weather can really cause some serious damage, even on newer conservatories. But don’t worry – we’ve put together a list of handy hints and tips to keep your conservatory in top condition...

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January 15, 2021

Pouring Concrete in Cold Weather

Pouring concrete at any time requires care and attention, but doing so in cold weather means there’s other factors that need to be taken into account if the pouring project is to be a success. In this article, the team at Total Concrete will be detailing the ways you can ensure that your cold-weather concrete pour goes smoothly. Schedule the...

Concrete

January 9, 2021

Considerations When Choosing the Perfect Fencing for Your School

Whether you’re setting up a new school building or are simply replacing old fences and perimeters around your premises, there are always going to be things to consider when looking into fencing for schools. What type of fencing for school buildings and playgrounds are likely to work best for you in the long run? It’s likely to be a more...

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January 6, 2021

How to clean air conditioning vents

While air conditioners provide much needed relief during the hot summer months, the vents can become the hiding zone for rodents, vermin, dirt, dust, and other undesirable particles. These pose health hazards making your home an unhealthy environment. Air conditioning vents act as the lungs of your HVAC system, and just like your lungs, they work best through clean air....

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October 11, 2020

Agents’ delight as mortgage lending bounces back

According to Bank of England figures, mortgage approvals in the month July have beaten their expectations. The number of mortgages approved by UK banks rose to 40,000 last month after May’s record crash to just 9,300. This June figure was well above the 34,000 anticipated by analysts. In reality, even this much-improved figure is still 46 per cent below February’s...

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October 8, 2020

Why Does My Fridge Smell?

So, you want to know why your fridge smells? Here’s the short answer: bacteria. Microbes thrive in areas that are moisture rich, which is why your fridge is such a hub. Whether it’s spilt food or condensation, once the moisture gets in, the bacteria will start to multiply and, eventually, leave behind a foul smell. There are a number of...

Appliances

October 2, 2020

The Importance of Hiring a Skip During Home Renovations

Hiring a skip during home renovations is becoming popular. It’s a necessary service for the cleaning of waste when doing work to your home, spring cleaning, and managing of waste on a new construction site. Managing of waste generated during a home renovation is exhilarating therefore skip hire will be the best option. We generate waste when doing any kind...

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September 21, 2020

Construction projects full steam ahead before potential second wave

Construction projects across the UK are working at full capacity as homeowners, developers and builders Bolton try to maximise production before the next covid-19 wave occurs. Whilst currently not under lockdown, the risk of a potential second wave lingers with some parts of Britain such as Oldham and Leicester already classified as high-risk areas. With this on the horizon, construction...

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