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As the majority of the UK adjusts to working from home, it can be hard to maintain the productivity you once had in the workplace. The temperature within your home can fluctuate massively throughout the day...

When it comes to heating and cooling your home, everyone’s preferences are slightly different. Individuals in the same house may be affected by hot or cold temperatures more than others, while some people prefer different rooms at different temperatures...

Just because the weather now is a bit cold and miserable, it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t start thinking about what it will be like in the summer months. Before you know it, we’ll be enjoying longer days, higher temperatures and plenty of sunny reasons to spend more time outside...

There are plenty of things to consider when looking at installing air conditioning in your home. From the amount of space your system takes up to the best way to run it to reduce costs, knowing all the facts can help you make your decision and find the best system for your needs.

If your goal for this year is to redecorate your home, it’s worth considering what additions and changes will add value to it. While changing the paint colour of your bedroom or putting up new curtains can refresh your space, there are bigger things you can do to revamp your home and add value to it...

Is your air conditioning working harder than it needs to? Making sure that your system can do its job well without extra stress not only ensures it’s working well, it also keeps it running for longer...

Keeping your home at a comfortable temperature throughout the year can be a constant struggle. During the summer months, high levels of insulation can leave you feeling stifled while the cold UK winters can mean you’re reaching for a blanket throughout winter...

It’s a common misconception that air conditioning only gets used in the summer, especially in the UK. This isn’t the case though, as air conditioning can help ensure your home is at the perfect temperature all year round – even in winter!