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It can seem strange to consider how to save water tips when we live in a country with so much…
As the UK summer sunshine continues, inevitably, weekends are still associated with entertaining, outdoor fun, and perhaps some gardening. What…
Change your habits to save your drains and British rivers and seas affected by drains and sewers. Increasing awareness can…
Air conditioning is not just for summer. We know that air conditioning can be beneficial all year round. Here are the things to know about internal air conditioning, as there are so many benefits! From clean air to better sleep, we’ve seen some of the best systems in action.
People working in trades such as plumbers, heating engineers, construction workers and electricians are the healthiest workers in the UK according to research.
Information security is a growing concern. Remote access to property data through smart devices can improve energy efficiency. Smart meters now play a crucial part in many commercial properties and households.
Landlords could be putting lives at risk because they are not following correct safety standards.
GasTag warns that ‘accidental landlords’ are renting out their property, not because they have bought a property intending to let, but because they want to move and cannot sell.
If you live in a flat or apartment flues are often hidden behind walls or ceilings and these cannot be inspected without flue void.
Are you aware of asbestos? The dangers of working with Asbestos and the possible affects to your health? If the answer to these questions is no, then please read on. The Information below could make you more aware.
Modern coating of hydrophobic layers is the latest technology to offer customer better looking bathrooms for longer. Unlike coatings of old, which were varnish type silicon products, the latest technology utilises molecular level layers of hydrophobic materials.
We are proud to announce that Heating Engineers London is now an industrial associate member of the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE).
Over 3 million semi detached propertied have been built in the UK during the 1930s, generating a boom in employment. Recently experts at the University of Nottingham together with energy company E.ON have built an original replica of such property to explore ways to reduce the carbon emission of the property.