Category: Home Improvement Contractor

Which is better uPVC or aluminium patio doors?

More often than not, sliding doors are a reliable patio door replacement choice for a variety of home improvements that wish to take the eye further than the living space. Sliding to the side for effortless access between home and garden, natural light intake and cooling ventilation are maximised as well as kerb appeal.

So, you like the sound of sliding patio door replacements, but can’t decide whether uPVC or aluminium patio doors are right for your project…? Well, you’re not alone! Let’s explore the benefits of these popular patio door materials together.

What is the best material to use for patio doors, uPVC or aluminium?

White uPVC sliding patio door

uPVC and aluminium patio doors have quite a few things in common, most notably; they never need to be repainted and are both highly resistant to corrosion and rot. Largely a matter of personal taste, the following differences will help you determine the most

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How can I add value to my house in 2022 and beyond?

Although interest rates are gradually increasing, the cost of living and rising inflation continues to make life harder for a wide section of society. Particularly perplexing for variable mortgage holders based in the South East, the best value-adding home improvements have become a better prospect to make extra money versus the traditional route of waiting for funds to mature in a savings account – as it stands to reason that building a new extension or conservatory now will add value quicker than waiting for the same amount to build up in savings.

Well, a recent study has analysed live Rightmove listings and collaborated with a range of property experts to reveal the best value-adding home improvements. So, let’s look at some of these together.

5 ways to add value to homes in Essex, Suffolk, Hertfordshire & Surrey

Lantern roofs

1. Loft conversion vs extension

The ‘race for space’ is still as real

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Our Show Centres Christmas Opening Hours

From everybody here at SEH BAC, we would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

Our Show Centres hours over the holiday break are:

 

Ipswich Christmas opening times

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27th December – Closed

28th December – 10:00 – 16:00

29th December – 10:00 – 16:00

30th December – 10:00 – 16:00

New Year’s Eve – Closed

New Year’s Day – Closed

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Colchester Christmas opening times

Christmas Eve – Closed

Christmas Day – Closed

Boxing Day – Closed

27th December – Closed

28th December – 10:00 – 16:00

29th December – 10:00 – 16:00

30th December – 10:00 – 16:00

New Year’s Eve – Closed

New Year’s Day – Closed

2nd January – 10:00 – 16:00

 


 

 

Chelmsford Christmas opening times

Christmas Eve – Closed

Christmas Day – Closed

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Providing Top Performing Home & Attic Insulation

There are a lot of reasons why homeowners question if they need a new insulation installation.  While damage or mold may be the most obvious culprits, there are other considerable scenarios when your insulation needs to be replaced. Signs of subpar attic insulation in Minnesota and Wisconsin can include:  Signs of subpar attic insulation in Minnesota and Wisconsin can include:

signs poor house insulation

If you notice any signs of poor attic insulation in your home, it’s critical to act.  Failure to do so can lead to excessive heating bills and an uncomfortable residence since the home is less energy efficient.

Lindus Construction: Home Insulation Contractors Since 1979

Our home insulation contractors create a specialized plan that enhances comfort.  Lowering your energy bills is also a top priority.  We take the time to help you analyze your insulation quote.  This ensures that you’ve got a full understanding of your project proposal.

Different Types Of

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How To Avoid Window Condensation In The Winter

Our team answers homeowner questions every weekend on WCCO 830 AM from 9:00 am-10:00 am.  Have your most pressing home improvement quandaries addressed by calling or texting 651-461-9226.  Here’s the must-know information our COO, Andy Lindus shared on 11.26.22.  

Many Midwestern homeowners encounter sweaty house windows in the winter months.  While window condensation can seem like a minor problem, it can lead to severe issues.

Why Is Condensation Bad On Windows?

Windows condensate in the winter when a home’s warm, humid air meets the window’s cold surface.  Condensation on windows in cold weather can damage the frame and surrounding walls.  Window condensation can also create mold, fungus and dry rot.  Eliminating winter window condensation ensures that the health of your family remains intact.

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Reasons Why Condensation Happens In Windows

Home Humidity Levels Are Too High

Healthy home humidity levels in the winter are different than the summer.  As the outdoor

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