How do you make sure you're buying quality goods from a building supplier? Check out our A-Z of the big names to buy from - and how to research suppliers.
Estimating building materials
With the cost of building materials and expertise on the rise, here's how do you make sure you're getting the best value for any home improvements you're planning.
Environmentally-friendly renovation projects all begin with the design. Handily, eco-friendly architects and building suppliers are here to help.
With the cost of building materials and expertise on the rise, how do you make sure you're getting the best value for any home improvements you're planning?
Renovation project management
Pick the right professional team to design, manage and deliver your project and build a 10% contingency into your budget. How to project manage your renovation.
A simple lounge refresh can be done in 1-2 weeks, while a major overhaul will take 3-4 weeks. With living rooms, advance planning is key.
Ready for a brand new look for the smallest room in the house? Whether it's a quick paint and tile refresh or a sparkling new suite and flooring, here's how long it all takes.
Depending on the scale of your project, renovating a kitchen can take anywhere between 2-3 weeks to 4-5 months. Let’s break it down.
Whether it's a quick refresh with a good sand down and a lick of paint, or a major refurb with new wiring and wardrobes, here's how long it takes to renovate a bedroom.
Ready to renovate and want to know how long different projects take on average? Let's take a look at what to expect when transforming your home.
Doing it yourself
Simple changes can have a high impact when it comes to improving your home yourself. Check out our top tips for renovating on a budget.
Ready to give your home a fresh lick of paint? Professional decorator Myak Homberger shows us how it's done.
There’s a wealth of insight available from experienced professionals online. Let’s take a look at the best places to find it.
Tempted as you might be to do it yourself, anything involving gas, new electrical circuits, windows and waste pipes is definitely best left to those qualified to do it.
