Expert Property Guides designed to educate buyers, sellers, property investors, and homeowners on every step of the property journey.
More than one million homes across the UK rely on oil central heating, particularly in those picturesque rural areas that aren’t connected to the main gas grid. For those who are used to oil heating, selling a home with an oil tank might not seem like a big issue. However,
Selling a house is a challenge. But selling a house that has been underpinned is extra hard work and stress – with potential buyers wanting to avoid anything they consider risky. But selling an underpinned house, whether that’s been a recent work or something that happened 20 years ago, isn’t
Buying your first home is a big decision and a major life milestone, but it can also be a daunting and stressful process. If you are not familiar with the steps involved in the process of buying property, you could be creating issues and face the prospect of being hit
Knowing how to choose a chartered surveyor is important once you reach the stage where you need a survey carrying out on a property. That’s because the survey is one of the most important steps in buying a house. It will identify any issues with the property and provide advice
With the climate in the UK, knowing how to solve damp problems in houses can be a useful skill to have. As we live in a relatively wet climate, problems caused by excessive moisture are relatively common in UK property. If you own or are considering buying a property, knowing about
For anyone interested in snapping up a property bargain, then this guide to buying a repossessed house in the UK could prove profitable. Firstly, you’ll need to put aside the emotive image that comes with the words ‘repossessed property’ and you also need to know where you should be looking
Building your own home starts with acquiring a plot of land – and this is your guide to buying a building plot to ensure that process is a success. While building your own home from scratch can be a rewarding and exciting experience, it also comes with many challenges. One
A functional kitchen requires a long-lasting worktop that is easy to maintain and keep hygienic. We have a wooden worktop in our kitchen and while there is some level of maintenance to it, it looks fab and is easy to keep clean. Wooden worktops are naturally durable and work well
