JT Atkinson

Once considered an extravagance, underfloor heating systems are becoming ever more popular and desirable, adding an element of luxury for prospective buyers. Radiators have always been a trustworthy and popular choice and have evolved to be a stylish feature as well as add heat to your bathroom.

Solid Oak:

It has been said that solid quality and aesthetics of the Oak cannot be beaten, working well with most tools and glues there are not many negatives. Oak flooring offers a highly durable composition, combined with great aesthetics, boasting a quality feel that is seen to improve with age by the time it starts to get old the quality of the material improves! Continue reading →

The first thing to consider is if the ‘’added value” equates to more than the work itself? Research is key to ensure that improvements are going to have the desired effect and increase the value of your home. Realising your properties ceiling value to ensure a return on your investment is a good place to start.

Now that winter is in full swing and the cold weather is set to get worse, we’ve put together a few top tips on how to keep warm on site. Continue reading →

1. Planning permission:

Planning permission is usually required in most instances when developing your property. Contacting your local planning authority is always advised to ensure you have the best possible advice before going ahead with any changes. However, a few helpful questions to consider before you start the process: Continue reading →

The opulent design of the wetroom has seen a recent rise in popularity and demand is becoming ever greater but is the wet room as good as it looks? Continue reading →

Yes, I know this may seem obvious, but it’s helpful and worth knowing what you need to do to prevent your tools from being stolen. But also what you need to do if they are stolen. Continue reading →

Industrial partners at Cellucomp Ltd UK are working with engineers at Lancaster University to develop stronger concrete, using vegetables! Continue reading →

Whether someone is employed or self-employed is an area that’s always been a bit ‘fluffy’ to say the least for both employers and the self-employed. Continue reading →

From commercial to small-scale residential construction, sites can be dangerous places. Although contractors and builders do all they can to avoid injuries and keep up with safety precautions, accidents still always happen and on average every person has 9.1 days off due to illness and workplace injuries. With that in mind here are somethings you can do to avoid these mishaps… Continue reading →