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Planning to expand but challenged with limited space availability? Such a scenario is often frustrating, especially when you own the land and you have a growing family tree. This is exactly why side return extensions are popular. They are among those extension types that essentially create space you may have never thought of. Get to know the top side return extension ideas that can open new avenues for a comfortable living.

After you receive a planning permission approval, it officially means a go-ahead for your construction project. Isn’t this not what you had assumed all this while? But wait, what if there’s a string attached to your planning permission approval?

Most house renovations that start with a plan are bound to be hassle-free and end up being a successful project. Renovating a single area such as a bathroom, or a kitchen, may seem a smooth undertaking with a plan; but what if you are renovating multiple areas of your house? This is where a home renovation order assumes importance. If your renovation plan involves structural changes, renovating certain areas of your house such as the bath and the kitchen along with exterior modifications, then knowing where to begin and in what sequence, is crucial.

In the UK, porches are not just a matter of aesthetics, they also appeal to those who have an eye for sustainability and to those who desire to optimise its value as a structural resource. With porch ideas becoming increasingly popular, let’s look at what’s trending in terms of the aesthetics, design & material choices to make the best use of your porch.

Planning a loft conversion? If you are, then this might be the best decision you’ve made for yourself. Not only are loft conversions more affordable when compared to a new extension, they greatly appreciate the value of your property by up to 20% and are considered one of the best long-term investments when it comes to house renovations.

It is not a surprise that adding value to a home is a goal for the majority of homeowners. However, many people do not know how to act on this goal without any significant effort. This article will explain the architectural and conditional qualities needed to add value to your home. Qualities such as adequate ventilation, lighting strategies and an open plan arrangement that allow a building to be futureproofed for any future owners.