Condensation is a common damp problem, which occurs when warm air comes into contact with cold surfaces (like glass) or when there’s too much humidity. The good news is it’s usually very cheap, easy and quick to fix. What’s more, you’ll probably be able to fix the problem yourself, without the need for professional help.

Did you know homes with no security measures are five times more likely to get burgled? Criminals will always look for the easiest (and most inconspicuous) access to your home and more often than not, it’s a window.

Radiators serve as your main source of heat by regulating the temperature in your home. When choosing a radiator, you have to consider a wide variety of factors partnered with an extensive selection of different designs, types and styles now available on the market. At Hometree, we have compiled a short but comprehensive guide to assist you in choosing the right radiator and get you on the road to a suitable and energy-efficient purchase.

Being in the age of programmable and smart thermostats, the days of rotating a dial on a manual thermostat are slowly but surely coming to an end. Recent years have seen manufacturers go head-to-head to create some of the most intelligent and easy-to-use thermostats. However, the introduction of smart thermostats has kicked off a whole different ball game.

Should I get an electric or a power shower? Can I have a power shower with a combi boiler?

Smart thermostats offer full control of your heating straight from your smartphone, with an abundance of other intelligent features to heat your home efficiently whilst you save money on your energy bills. In the palm of your hand, you have the power to control your hot water and when you switch your heating on or off.

Choosing the right radiator can be difficult considering the many different types and styles on the market, but at the end of the day it comes down to making your home the most comfortable it can be. For this, you need to consider which sizes and materials are best for your home, and understand where to install your radiator.

While a thermometer is a tool to read a room’s temperature, a thermostat is able to control it. Whether it’s wall or boiler-mounted, this control dial is essential for regulating your home’s temperature. Let’s take a deeper look at what a thermostat is, what types of thermostats there are and how they work.

Brits across the UK are trying everything they can to avoid putting the heating on with one in ten (10%) saying they have made love to keep warm, according to new research by Hometree, the online boiler installation company.