Time for a gas assessment overhaul »
With too many vested interests and a lack of accountability, is the current training and assessment system for gas installers letting down …
5 steps to instantaneous water heaters »
Choosing an instantaneous water heater for applications where there is no gas supply or desire for a boiler can give premises like cafes, …
Get tax-ready well in advance of deadlines »
Many people who are self-employed don’t give much thought to their tax return until the 31 January deadline is looming. In fact, 30,000 people …
Frustration over added burdens on PAS2035 installs »
Recent revisions to the PAS 2035 standard for energy efficiency retrofits have sparked concern within the industry that undue burden will fall upon …
Launching a trade business on a shoestring budget »
For many plumbers and heating engineers, running your own business is a dream you want to turn to reality. It may be that …
Smart approach to condensation »
While making homes as air tight as possible has energy benefits, it also has the potential to increase condensation. Paul Harrington, Head of …
Water treatment should be considered at design stage »
Andrews Water Heaters is advising specifiers to factor water treatment into the design stages of the hot water system to ensure peak system …
WIT conversation – Women, the skills gap and moving the industry forward »
The third annual Women Installers Together (WIT) conference is set to take place on 4 July in London at The Building Center. Hattie …
Connect with confidence »
A growing number of UK installers are recognising the time and labour saving benefits of multi layer pipe, but the advantages don’t …
Don’t chance it with cheap spares »
Cheaper, non-approved boiler spares may look like a bargain, but they could cause problems further down the line. David Willetts, Commercial Director – …
