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Keeping An Eye On The Maintenance Ball

Keeping An Eye On The Maintenance Ball

There can't be a house in the land that won't be improved by a property team pottering about keeping up to date with necessary repairs and managing th..
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Conveyancing Checks Needed To Eliminate Rare Claims

Conveyancing Checks Needed To Eliminate Rare Claims

There is a most definite swing towards buying homes again now.  For a couple of years it seemed that young folk only wanted to rent.  That buying comi..
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Fence Collapse Called For Quick Fix

Fence Collapse Called For Quick Fix

There can be few things more annoying on a cold and wet Sunday morning than coming downstairs to find the whole of your back fence has collapsed all o..
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Property Development & Maintenance Covers Many Tasks

Property Development & Maintenance Covers Many Tasks

Whatever your kind of property, whether you own a tiny flat in a block, or a detached family house on an estate, one or two things remain the same - t..
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Gallic Conveyancing Seems To Be Much Simpler

Gallic Conveyancing Seems To Be Much Simpler

It's a most interesting thing to listen to how various people have bought and sold properties over the years.  Last week I was out to dinner with some..
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Hurrah For Clarity In UK Conveyancing Matters

Hurrah For Clarity In UK Conveyancing Matters

We are lucky here in the UK.  We have a fair legal system and when you buy a property, you generally get helpful advice from the conveyancing solicito..
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Double glazed windows will make a big difference to the energy saving capacity of your home, and getting a local window supplier is usually the best choice. Redditch windows allow you to have high quality double glazed windows installed into your Redditch home with no hassle.
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Artificial grass is a fab new way to get a gorgeous lawn with virtually no maintenance! Great news for Birmingham buyers is that this company stocking artificial grass Birmingham have a great range of styles to choose from. Ideal for both outside and indoor spaces and family friendly, artifical grass is a low maintenance option ideal for those with pets or children.
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Stocking Up on Cleaning Essentials

Whenever you take on a new home, building or project, you are likely to be on the lookout for inexpensive cleaning products to help you keep on top of any mess which accumulates during a project! We recommend you buy your supplies directly in order to avoid the constant trips to supermarkets or shops. In fact, Hygienic Concepts could be the perfect solution, offerin an all in one janitorial supplies and cleaning network for you to use.
Keeping An Eye On The Maintenance Ball
Posted on 4th February 201931st January 2019 Nicola Manning

Keeping An Eye On The Maintenance Ball

There can’t be a house in the land that won’t be improved by a property team pottering about keeping up to date with necessary repairs and managing the regular maintenance tasks.  When this happens, there isn’t the shock of finding the guttering has detached itself from the back of the house after a particularly rough […]

Posted in buildings, construction, maintenence
Conveyancing Checks Needed To Eliminate Rare Claims
Posted on 10th January 2019 Nicola Manning

Conveyancing Checks Needed To Eliminate Rare Claims

There is a most definite swing towards buying homes again now.  For a couple of years it seemed that young folk only wanted to rent.  That buying comittment seemed just that little bit too far and of course, at the beginning, there are a lot of set up costs.  When you buy, there are solicitors […]

Posted in buildings, construction, maintenence
Fence Collapse Called For Quick Fix
Posted on 18th December 2018 Nicola Manning

Fence Collapse Called For Quick Fix

There can be few things more annoying on a cold and wet Sunday morning than coming downstairs to find the whole of your back fence has collapsed all over the shrubbery.  This nightmare occured here and the fence panels were still attached to each other, and one end was still hanging off the post with […]

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Property Development & Maintenance Covers Many Tasks
Posted on 12th November 2018 Nicola Manning

Property Development & Maintenance Covers Many Tasks

Whatever your kind of property, whether you own a tiny flat in a block, or a detached family house on an estate, one or two things remain the same – the need for maintenance and regular checking of it.  One leaking tap can cause problems further down the line if left unchecked.  The same, well […]

Posted in buildings, construction, maintenence
Gallic Conveyancing Seems To Be Much Simpler
Posted on 25th October 2018 Nicola Manning

Gallic Conveyancing Seems To Be Much Simpler

It’s a most interesting thing to listen to how various people have bought and sold properties over the years.  Last week I was out to dinner with some chums who have bought and sold houses in France – they’re always full of how much simpler the process is over there.  To give an example, they […]

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Hurrah For Clarity In UK Conveyancing Matters
Posted on 19th September 2018 Nicola Manning

Hurrah For Clarity In UK Conveyancing Matters

We are lucky here in the UK.  We have a fair legal system and when you buy a property, you generally get helpful advice from the conveyancing solicitor before you put pen to paper.   The legalities of ownership are wide ranging and it is critical to know where your boundaries are; which are your fences […]

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Rockafella Style Buldings Never Repeated Again
Posted on 4th August 201814th July 2018 Nicola Manning

Rockafella Style Buldings Never Repeated Again

I was out in New York a few years ago.  A relative and I were travelling to and from Houston and found ourselves passing through New York.   We decided to take out one of the best known tourist attactions as we only had two days and wanted to see everything.  So we bought bus tickets […]

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Out Goes Ski Slope, In Comes Multi Purpose Development
Posted on 14th July 2018 Nicola Manning

Out Goes Ski Slope, In Comes Multi Purpose Development

Where I live there is an ongoing housing and commercial development of some magniude.  There had been some very old gravel pits on the outskirts of town.  In the 1950s the private owner had the foresight to develop his gravel pits to allow water skiin to take place and the national championships took place there […]

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Getting Their Own Front Door Key Is Challenging
Posted on 15th June 2018 Nicola Manning

Getting Their Own Front Door Key Is Challenging

One of the major things about reaching to ‘the age of majority’ was being given the key of the door – usually shown as a yale style, although most young adults would have happily grabbed the back door key also.  There is no such excitement about reaching this very important stage in life now – […]

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Heritage Houses Offer Insights In Clever Builds
Posted on 17th May 2018 Nicola Manning

Heritage Houses Offer Insights In Clever Builds

It’s only when you start getting involved with the historic side of heritage houses that you really appreciate the great architects of the day.  I have connections with one such place not far from my home.  I live in an area very rich with family owned historic properties – several are owned by the same […]

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Selling a Home

In the UK, selling your home is not a cost free process!  There are fees and costs associated with virtually all steps of the housing market.  For those looking to sell at a lower cost, it is certainly worth getting a range of different conveyancing quotes from solicitors to make sure you are not going to end up paying more than you need to!

When you move home, it is highly likely that you will have junk and rubbish you need to get rid of. One of the easiest ways to deal with waste and items no longer wanted is to hire a skip. For cheap and simple skip hire, look to companies like Waste King for their hassle free approach.

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