Heat pump-specific maintenance checks to remember this summer

BestHeating's heating technology expert has highlighted the key checks to undergo when it comes to servicing air source heat pumps as maintenance enquiries for gas alternatives soar

Communicating smoke and CO alarm safety

Adrian Keats at Honeywell’s Home Safety business provides a selection of hard-hitting facts and figures to help installers communicate the importance of proper gas and fire safety to customers

Underfloor heating and smart control questions answered in REHAU guide

Contractors must be prepared for the growing popularity of smart control technology in residential and commercial building heating systems, according to ‘Warming The Next Generation’

Bathroom trends to look out for in 2020

With 2019 dominated by industrial yet minimalist designs, 2020 is set to be an exciting year when it comes to interior bathroom trends, explains Simon Cornelius, head of marketing at Methven UK

UK tradespeople report spike in stolen equipment

Tool theft is on the rise with 36% of van drivers falling victim to theft last year, representing a 33% increase since 2020, according to research by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

Boiler Servicing: The bare necessities

Regular check-ups aren’t a nicety – they’re a necessity. So why doesn’t the law say they are, asks Worcester Bosch?

Eight top tips for flushing and cleansing your heating system

Worcester Bosch’s director of technical communication and product management, Martyn Bridges, provides his advice for maintaining a heating system through flushing and cleansing.

Toolbox by Admiral shares eight tips to protect van and tools

Toolbox by Admiral has offered eight top tips to help tradespeople and couriers protect their tools and their vehicles

ADEY helps installers navigate changes to Building Regs Part L

ADEY explains how changes to Part L in force from 15th June 2022 mean that water quality checking, maintenance and protection will need to...

Post-coronavirus plumbing: Adapting to the new normal

No amount of planning could have prepared self-employed tradespeople and other construction workers for the coronavirus crisis.