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As homeowners in the UK face the double-edged sword of climate change and increased energy costs, the need for sustainable heating options has never been more pressing. Traditional heating systems, while effective to an extent, often come with a hefty environmental price tag and increasing operational costs. But there are alternatives we can look to, to reduce our carbon footprint, benefit from potential cost savings and even boost the value of our homes on the property market.

As the leaves begin to turn and temperatures start to drop, property owners and landlords need to shift their focus towards preparing for the colder months ahead. From the roof down to the foundation, every aspect of your home needs attention to ensure it can withstand the harsh weather conditions that lie ahead.

Emoov wins award at the 2024 ESTAS Awards, the most prestigious awards in the UK property sector.

The UK property market can be unpredictable and somewhat daunting, especially for first-time buyers. With higher-than-average house prices, strong competition, and fluctuating interest rates, it can often feel like an uphill battle to secure a home, whether you're buying a property to live in or to rent out to tenants.

Summer is a time when our homes look their best, with the longer days filling the rooms with natural light and gardens looking lush and colourful. It's also the perfect time of year to update the interiors with a splash more colour and brighten up your living spaces. Whether you just want to freshen up your home or you're hoping to increase rental revenue as an investor, here's some inspiration for ways you can adopt summer décor trends in your own property.

Buying a home is a major financial commitment and for most of us, it's the biggest purchase we'll ever make. Whether this is your first time stepping on the property ladder, you're an existing homeowner or you're investing in a property for commercial purposes, checking things out thoroughly is always essential. One of the most effective tools to assist with this is a property survey but, what might a survey uncover and how will that affect your property purchase?

Buying a rental is a big investment, and a long-term one at that, but they can quickly turn into money pits if you're not careful to carry out due diligence. When you're viewing a potential buy-to-let, there are certain blind spots that you might otherwise overlook that could turn out to be financial drains. In this blog, we'll go through a few of the areas you should check carefully before signing on the dotted line, to make sure you're getting the best price without future expenses.

The UK's rental sector has seen rapid growth in recent years, fuelled by the difficulty for many in accessing mortgages and the increase in cost of living. But while the expansion of this portion of the property market is great news in terms of providing more choice for tenants, it also increases demand for clear communication and understanding best practices for landlords.

Over time, a rental property is bound to experience some wear and tear. One of the most common areas to look worn first, understandably, is the floors. So, when you want to repair or replace the flooring in your rental, it pays to do your research to ensure you have floors that will last. With this in mind, we've put together a few options for durable, high-quality floors that look great, will provide a better return on investment and boost your rental revenue.