... or The consequence was we didn’t get the extension done.

There are two sides to every story and that’s the case with 'consequential improvements'.

In my last blog, I wrote about how the number of first-time buyers is actually greater than it seems.

This time round, I’m going to talk about property transaction levels and what this actually means for us.

The annoying thing about “green wash” is that makes us all so damn cynical – hang on – there other annoying things about it...

As the newest member of Jablite’s roof insulation team, I have been compiling useful information about various roofs and the insulation options available.  

Here is a list I put together about inverted roofs, my colleagues suggested that I should  blog it, in the hope that others might just find it a handy list too - so here it is -  if you would like to know more, please get in touch! 

I’m always intrigued when I speak to housing ‘experts’ about how they consistently claim that the number of first-time buyer mortgage approvals is preventing them from selling properties. Is this really true or is this just another quick answer to something that may go a bit deeper?

From the end of 2012 there will be big changes. Householders want to be energy efficient and Government schemes can help, but they can be confusing!

Many of you will already have heard of the Green Deal but will not clear exactly what it is and why the government is introducing it.

The Green Deal aims to retrofit 14 million homes in a decade and create 250,000 green jobs in the process.

At Jablite we are actively seeking out way to innovate our business; our thinking, our processes, our product range – the whole kit and caboodle.

A colleague told me that a Building Control officer had informed a builder that EPS cannot be legally used to insulate homes. My jaw dropped.