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The government recently announced an energy price cap of £2,500 per year for two years, enabling millions of households across the UK to breathe a sigh of relief in the face of soaring gas and electricity prices. However, is this the highest you can expect to pay, or...

The increase in energy prices, particularly for people who are affected by the rise in the Energy Price Cap has led to people considering their options for alternative heating sources.

The government unveiled a package that will create an ‘Energy Price Guarantee’, ensuring that the average household will now pay a maximum of £2,500 a year until 2024.

Identifying the boiler problem and getting on track to fixing it as soon as possible will save you the inconvenience of going without heating and hot water.

Shutting the boiler off can in theory save money by stopping the boiler for long periods of time. This is not something any boiler expert would recommend, however…

When designing your new bathroom, you’ve probably thought of what basin to buy, which tiles to install and what flooring you want. But have you considered the different types of showers you could fit as well?

The fact is that if a gas plumber or other gas worker is not a fully trained, competent professional, the consequences can be fatal.

Ofgem has recently revealed the energy price cap will increase to £3,549 per year from October 1st.

However much climate change might make our hottest summer days more severe than ever, this won’t change the fact that in autumn and winte

Household bills and expenses are unavoidable, but there are many steps you can take to cut some of these costs and save yourself a few pennies on your gas bill.