When it comes to rejuvenating our living spaces, many of us look to change the design and colour of our walls to create a new, refreshed aesthetic. There are many ways to achieve this, but two of the most popular choices are paint and PVC wall panels. But which wall covering is the right one for you?

Cladding can not only weatherproof and insulate your home, but it can also add a sense of style and individuality.

When it comes to decorating the walls of your home, the possibilities are endless. Whilst tile, paint, and wallpaper are all obvious choices, more contemporary options such as PVC wall panels are gaining in popularity.

Ceiling panels are the perfect way to add style, strength, and substance to your home. Easy to install and maintain, they can help resolve several issues as well as adding an eye-catching feature.

Guttering is your homes first line of defence against the weather so ensuring it is in good working order is imperative.

Having a waterproof bathroom is essential in preventing the development of mould and damp, as well as more serious structural issues such as cracks.

Whether you have traditional tiles or PVC wall panels in your shower, ensuring they are well-sealed is imperative to preventing leaks in your bathroom. Over time the seals around your shower can become mouldy, worn, and broken. This, at best can cause a wet floor around your shower, and at worse, a leak into the floor below. Monitoring and repairing (when required) your shower seal can help to avert these problems. In this blog, we explore how you will know when your shower needs resealing, what equipment you will need, and how to go about applying new seal.

Whether you need to replace your old, worn soffit and fascia, or would just like to add some street style to your home, you’re probably wondering how much it’s going to cost you. This blog will look at the various types of soffits and fascia available and aim to provide you with a rough idea of price, so you can plan your renovation project more accurately.

A blocked drainpipe can be more than just an eyesore and annoyance. If left unresolved, a blockage can prevent the downpipe from taking water away from your home, causing damage to both your drainage system and your house.

A soffit vent is a roof ventilation system that sits within your soffit, which lies underneath the eaves of your roof. But what is the purpose of these vents and why are they needed? This blog will look at these points, together with how to install soffit vents if you do not already have them fitted.