A recent survey has found a list of top home improvements that home owners shouldn’t be making. According to a Barclays Mortgage survey, which took into account findings from 2,000 people, there are a number of so called ‘home improvements’ that could actually turn a buyer off of a property.
A recent survey has revealed the real difficulty that comes with improvements around the home, finding that more than a third of Brits never actually get round to completing the task at hand.
We’ve all been there: trying to think of a way to jazz up our homes, but not quite sure on the method or, more importantly, how it’s going to look afterwards.
With the clocks springing forward and the hours of sunshine getting longer by the day, the frosty mornings of winter are nothing more than a distant memory.
A recent poll has found that significant numbers of Britons are losing the ability to carry out simple DIY tasks, with some even saying they possess absolutely no DIY skills whatsoever.
Whether you have just moved into your new home, or have been on the property ladder for quite some time, it’s likely that home improvement projects are likely to be high on your agenda.
It’s been announced that homeowners across the UK are now able to claim up to £5,600 for energy efficiency improvements, thanks to the latest scheme unveiled by the government.
For many DIY proves a constant thorn in the side, a task which people are reluctant to start to avoid getting into sticky situations. It’s not only a lack of skills which is a problem, there’s also the amount of time which goes into it.
