Most of the really spine-tingling home problems at this time of year are easy to prevent. So join us for a look at how to banish these nerve-wracking nuisances before they get too scary.

Rishi Sunak has announced changes to plans for the UK reaching Net Zero by 2050, including a delay on the ban on new installations of gas, oil and LPG boilers.

The PM announced he will delay banning oil and LPG boiler installations in off-grid homes until 2035. What do the general public think about it?

It’s great to be ready to enjoy your homes whatever the season, so we’ve put together a list of ways to get your home in tip-top shape as the seasons change.

We recently surveyed UK homeowners to uncover how their plans and habits may have changed as a result of the economic downturn and found that close to a quarter (23 percent) are putting off vital jobs, such as boiler servicing.

Schools across the country have been closed due to concerns about reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC). Could residential homes also have an issue? 

Our recent survey showed that a third of UK homeowners are choosing to delay any house move - instead choosing to improve the home they already have.

If you’re used to tackling your own jobs, it’s tempting to hop on a ladder and get things sorted.  Don’t be too hasty, though: ladders are the riskiest tool a DIY-er can use.

There's no denying that the cost of living rises of late have got many of us thinking about how we can save money.

Jobs around the home may be one area that you're exploring cost savings - but did you know that some tasks legally need to be completed by professionals?

MyBuilder.com recently did some research on demand, and found that actually, the perfect artificial lawn might be on a downward turn in terms of popularity.