Friday has long been considered the best day to move house. There are many reasons for this days popularity. But could a midweek move be the way forward? During the hectic time of a house move, deciding what day is best to move is just one part of[…]
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Moving to a new house can be a stressful time for both you and your dog. Owners have all the worries of moving to a new home as well as fretting about how their companion will cope with the move. One big worry is that dogs are creatures[…]
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Do you know what the best front door colour is for you? Every decision we make in life has meaning. We are forever signalling to those around us our personality traits, whether that be consciously or subconsciously. The clothes we wear, the food we eat and even the[…]
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Before you’ve owned your first home, you dream of what your future home will be like. 10, 20 or even 30 years down the line and the dreams of many have not been fulfilled. There are plenty of reasons why this might be the case. Some people find[…]
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Staging your home for sale is an incredibly difficult thing to do. This is usually the most significant step in getting your house to sell. Some homes may sell on-demand in the location alone; however, the majority will need to be persuasive to future buyers. Before you go[…]
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Moving home is the process of uprooting your lives and moving elsewhere. It should come as no surprise then, that complications arise, and difficulties unearth themselves as time goes on. One of the biggest problems many people face is what to do about their energy suppliers when moving[…]
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Relocating throughout the UK is no easy feat, especially finding a removals company which offers a good removals quote for your move. In 2019, the average removals price alone is £1181. Add this to the never-ending list of expenses when moving house, and you’re looking at tens of[…]
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When you’re moving house, council tax is something that will eventually pop into your mind. Whether it’s about the council tax in your old home, or the council tax in your new home; or both, it can be challenging to figure out what to do, how much you’re[…]
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Many who work in London don’t want to live there. This is completely understandable. Many London workers have family and would prefer to raise them nearer to the countryside, where non-polluted air and outdoor activities are in abundance. Whether you have a family, you want a shorter commute[…]
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One surveyor drives over 200 miles a day, 5 days a week for 48 weeks of the year. That’s 48,000 miles and well over 11 tons of pollution released into the atmosphere every year. To counteract this, you’d have to plant at least 524 trees in one year[…]
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