Replacing an old fuse board can bring your home up to modern safety standards. We break down the cost of a new consumer unit, the types available, installation time and regional price differences.
Fire cover is a key part of home insurance. We explain what's usually covered, the exclusions to watch for, what to do after a fire and the prevention measures that could lower your premium.
Good locks keep your home secure and can lower your insurance premium. This guide helps you identify the type of door and window locks you have, including insurer-approved options.
We spend most of our time at home, so it pays to make it safe. We look at the ten most common hazards in UK homes, from fires and falls to electrical risks, and how to prevent them.
Landlords must keep rented homes safe. We cover the most common hazards in rental properties, from electrical, gas and fire safety to damp, mould and structural problems, and where to get help.
An RCD that keeps tripping is usually doing its job. We explain what makes an RCD trip and a step-by-step way to find the faulty appliance or circuit causing the problem.
Homes built or extended between 1930 and 1999 are likely to contain asbestos in some form. We explain why it was used, where it's found, how dangerous it is and how to spot it.
