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To the untrained eye, Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) and electric heating do not traditionally go well together. Gas systems come out on top when it comes to EPC, as the ratings in electric heating systems have always been low. However, this is solely due to gas costing less per unit, compared to electricity.

When the cold winter months come along, there’s nothing like staying in your nice, warm home. But with heating bills at an all-time high, many families are wondering whether they should swap their current gas radiators for more efficient options.

Gas boilers have been the go-to source of heating for several decades. But not anymore. In the past few years, electric heating has become an increasingly popular option for properties across the UK.

With energy bills higher than ever, more and more people are trying to find new ways to cut down on their home heating expenses. With this in mind, many homeowners are thinking about changing their entire heating system. So, which is cheaper – gas or electric heat? Let’s break both of them down…

More and more people are replacing their old storage heaters with electric radiators. Why? The short explanation is that storage heaters have become outdated. Apart from being easier on the eye, modern electric radiators are a lot more energy-efficient than storage heaters.

Keeping your car on the go is vital, so it’s important to understand the different types of EV chargers and where you’ll be able to use them. Charging an electric vehicle is very different to filling up a petrol car, and certain chargers will be more suitable than others. So, read on to learn more about the 4 types of EV chargers.

With the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars fast approaching, now is as good a time as any to install an EV charger for your home. Not convinced? Read on as we look at seven clear benefits of a home EV charger.

House rewires, when are they needed and how do I know? We explain the process, when you should rewire your house and when it is necessary.