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3 Facts Every Homeowner Should Know About Boilers

July 29, 2015

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As a homeowner there are a wide variety of things to stay on top of and your boiler is one of the most important of these. Not only does it keep your home warm and provide hot water, it also makes up a large percentage of your energy bills. Here are the top three facts we think homeow

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Top 3 Energy Saving Myths

July 27, 2015

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Most of us would prefer to use as little energy as possible in our homes, both for environmental reasons and to help us save money on our bills. Working out the right way to cut out energy usage can be difficult, however, especially given how many myths there are about the subject. Th

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Make Your Home Warmer Without Turning Up the Heat

July 17, 2015

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There’s nothing worse than coming home to a cold house after a long day at work. It can have a terrible effect on your mood and, if your house is permanently cold, it can have serious implications for your health. If you are struggling to heat your house without going bankrupt it may

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What is an Energy Performance Certificate?

July 14, 2015

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Making our homes more energy efficient is an increasing priority, both for the government and for homeowners. A more efficient home not only cuts your carbon footprint and helps the environment, it can also significantly reduce your bills. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are th

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Warning Signs for Boiler Faults

July 07, 2015

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When a boiler breaks down, getting it repaired or replaced is the sort of unexpected expense most of us would prefer not to have to deal with. Fortunately most boiler faults can be fixed relatively cheaply if they are picked up on early enough, with a simple service often being all th

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The Benefits of Zoning Your Central Heating

June 30, 2015

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Zoning your central heating means making it so that you can control the temperature of different parts of your house separately. This means you could, for example, have the heating set lower in the kitchen than in a bedroom, or have the heating set to come on at different times in dif

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