Thanks to thousands of years of rich history, the UK is home to a myriad of interesting buildings, each with a fascinating story to tell. Buildings in the UK can be listed if they are deemed to have historical or architectural interest or importance. It is incredibly important to preserve...
There are several different types of survey to choose from when purchasing a property. Find out which is best suited to your requirements in this guide.
Over time, wall ties may corrode with exposure to the elements. Wall ties are a vital component in a building's structure, so any wear should be spotted and dealt with effectively.
Today’s farmers may wish to diversify their land in order to supplement their income. Here, we list several ways in which farmers could profit from their land.
Structural damage to a property is something we all hope we don’t have to deal with. However, the unfortunate reality is, there are many ways in which it can happen. This type of damage, depending on the severity, can sometimes be costly, and many of us turn to our home...
Historically, cob and lime have been used as building materials for thousands of years. Incredibly versatile and natural materials, you can still see many examples throughout the UK.
Listed buildings or structures are of great historical importance. If you currently live in or are considering buying a listed building, it is important to know the legislation and requirements.
Recent events in parliament mean that there is now an increased possibility of another extension for Brexit come October 31st. While ongoing economic uncertainty continues, we take a look at some of the key statistics on the UK's housing market to establish possible changes related to Brexit, and what it...
Many of us will know that buying a property is a huge investment of both money and time. As such, when you purchase a brand-new home, you wouldn't expect anything to be wrong with it. However, it appears that some newly built homes in East Devon have been causing multiple...
Structural defects within a property can be a sign of poor construction, general wear and tear or poor design. Some of the most common signs which are a little easier to spot are cracks on the walls, water stains, and loose plaster, but all of these can affect the value...
