Tips & Advice

We explore some of the key things that property valuers are likely to consider when determining the value of a property. Read on to find out more.

With spring flowers in full bloom and the days lengthening as we head towards the clocks going forward at the end of the month (Sunday 26th March), many of us are finally emerging from our winter hibernation mode. Read on for some easy tips on how to wake up your home interior this spring…

With most of us feeling the financial squeeze currently, the last thing we want is an unexpected repair bill or expenses we’ve not budgeted for. In this article, we discuss some of the issues that homeowners commonly face in the winter months and what can be done to mitigate them.

Although a floorplan isn’t a legal requirement for sellers, providing a floorplan can have many potential benefits, helping to make your property more attractive to prospective buyers. Read on to find out more about floorplans.

Along with rising food and fuel prices, increases in mortgage interest rates and inflation in August at 9.9%, many thousands of UK households are struggling, or fear that in the very near future, they will be unable to make ends meet. These tips can help you cut down on energy costs.

One of the most common questions we get asked is what an agreement in principle is, so in this post we'll answer the question and explain exactly what a mortgage agreement in principle is.

An EPC starts at just £60+VAT and the Property Portal makes it easy to arrange an Energy Performance Certificate for your home online. Read on to find out how to obtain an online Energy Performance Certificate.

According to the removal experts, Japanese Knotweed Ltd, the number of Japanese knotweed related cases going to court is on the rise, with significant financial penalties for those that cause nuisance or have been negligent with respect to Japanese knotweed. 

Our moving tips cover everything from handling the logistics on moving day and packing through to getting the conveyancing process started and showing your property to potential buyers.

People often try to cut costs when moving home, but failing to have a home survey done before you buy could turn out to be a costly mistake. Read on for 4 risks you can avoid by having a home survey before you buy a property.