Are building warranties transferable?
A building warranty is a key protection for new or converted residential properties, covering against latent defects and typically passed from the builder to the buyer upon completion.
What does a Building Control surveyor do?
From homes to offices, we rely on buildings being safe and functional—thanks to Building Control, which ensures construction meets health, safety, and legal standards through rigorous regulation and oversight.
Buying a house vs Building your own house: Pros and Cons
Whether you're a first-time buyer or moving up the property ladder, you’ll need to decide between building your own home or purchasing an existing one each with its own pros and cons.
11 questions to ask before buying a new build home
Buying a new build home is exciting, but careful consideration is key to making a smart investment and avoiding potential pitfalls in the process.
Does a building warranty cover subsidence?
Subsidence can damage a property's foundations and value. Learn how to spot the signs, prevent it, and protect your home with a building warranty.
BSI shares new building safety competence requirements
The British Standards Institution (BSI), with support from key industry groups and the DLUHC, has released new standards outlining updated building safety competence requirements.
Can you get a building warranty for an extension or renovation?
If you're renovating or extending your home, specialist insurance is essential—standard policies often won’t cover structural work, leaving your investment at risk.
Do building warranties cover water damage?
While building warranties cover structural defects, they usually exclude unrelated water damage—this article explores when water damage is covered and why separate home insurance is also essential.
Where are the best places to buy a house in the UK?
New-build homes offer great perks for first-time buyers, including warranties and energy efficiency, but where in the UK offers the best value? Here's a look at the cheapest and most expensive places to buy.
What do millennial and Gen Z homebuyers look for?
Millennials and Gen Z now hold the greatest buying power in the UK, making them key drivers of the housing market and shaping the future of property demand.
