Itron, a technology and services company dedicated to the resourceful use of energy and water, has revealed that 72% of heating engineers have been called back to projects in the last three years to address problems with the installation of…
Year: 2015
Three quarters of renewable heat engineers revisits, costing £17M
Tagged with: Bernard McWeeney, Dynamic Markets, energy, installation, Itron, Renewable Heat Incentive, renewable heat meters, RHI, water
Unique kitchens from Neil Lerner
Few words get overused in the kitchen and bathroom markets as much as ‘unique’ but for once it is justified with the latest range due to go on display shortly at the Neil Lerner Kitchen Design showroom in London’s Finchley…
Green Party supports VAT cut on housing repairs
The Green Party has pledged to cut VAT on housing repairs and renovations. Currently, the VAT rate on repairs and renovations is 20% but, with the UK housing stock in desperate need of improvements such as insulation, a coalition led…
Tagged with: Brian Berry, Experian, Federation of Master Builders, FMB, Green Party, housing repairs, Tom Chance, VAT cut
Electrolux enters the bathroom market
Electrolux has expanded into the bathroom market with the introduction of a range of Electric showers. The new range brings style and energy efficiency into the bathroom, providing the ultimate in water comfort and style, says the company. Available in…
Fuel tax freeze could save van drivers almost £1,000
Chancellor George Osborne’s recent Budget announcement to scrap a planned increase in fuel tax will save the typical tradesperson almost £1,000 this year alone, according to findings by UK van leasing company Vanarama. The average Ford Transit driver does 12,000…
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