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It’s that time of the year where days are getting slightly longer and summer is on the horizon. February 14^th is a significant day of the year for many people across Great Britain and love is in the air for Valentine’s day. MORE >>

With the depths of winter fast approaching, the last thing you would want to happen within your home would be for your boiler to stop working. Boiler failures frequently occur throughout the winter months because of the extra strain of work they undertake. MORE >>

The festive period is a fantastic opportunity to show people how much they mean to you and your home should be no different. MORE >>

The most important part of your heating system to ensure you stay warm this winter, is your homes boiler. There will come a time when your old boiler will start failing you and will need replacing, leaving you to decide on a new boiler. MORE >>

Radiator valves comes in a variety of different types, designs and even finishes. The main function of a radiator valve is to give control over each individual radiators heating output, so users can have a little more control over each rooms temperature. MORE >>

After enduring the one of the harshest winters on record last year with temperatures being recorded as being as low as minus 13, many households are taking early precautions to make sure they don’t suffer with a heating fault this coming winter and you can do the same! MORE >>

The week commencing the 17^th September is a really important week in terms of raising gas safety awareness throughout the UK.

This year, Gas Safety Week is addressing a whole range of gas safety matters throughout the week, MORE >>

With the sun continuously beaming down and the temperatures soaring, it truly has been a summer to remember this year in the United Kingdom.

Although it’s the time of the year where the days are getting shorter, now is the perfect time to make some much needed heating alterations throughout the home. MORE >>

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Well, it was inevitable, wasn’t it? With the grass turning brown, and rivers slowly drying up, the hosepipe ban has finally arrived for some parts of England and it almost feels overdue.

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