Tag: Thousands
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Solar Together helps thousands save on solar panels
A growing number of local councils across England are teaming up with the Solar Together scheme to offer residents steep discounts on solar panels and battery storage through collective purchasing. Instead of shopping around alone, homeowners can register and benefit from the bargaining power of their community, potentially cutting costs by 10–25 % or more.…
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Thousands of new homes approved after four-year delay
A landmark agreement between government, regulators and industry has resolved a four-year pause on housing developments in West Sussex. The delivery of 21,000 new homes had been delayed due to concerns about the protection of local wetlands and wildlife. Building work had been halted since 2021 due to concerns over the amount of water being…
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$60M Water Upgrade For Thousands of Residents
Helix Electric Inc., a leading electrical contracting company, starts work on a $60 million overhaul of power systems at the Valencia Water Reclamation Plant, a facility serving thousands of Los Angeles County residents. The project, commissioned by Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, replaces aging infrastructure with modern, redundant electrical systems to prevent service disruptions. Construction will…
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How Regular Roof Inspections Can Save You Thousands in Repairs – CCR-Mag.com
If you are a homeowner or part of a homeowner association, the roof above you is one of the most valuable systems you are responsible for. It shields the home from rain, wind, snow, sun, and debris while protecting everything and everyone inside. The best way to keep that protection reliable is by catching small…
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This bedtime habit is causing thousands of house fires
As the nights draw in, many of us turn to candles, cosy fires, and turning the heating on to make our homes feel comforting. But firefighters are warning that these simple rituals can quickly turn deadly if we nod off before blowing them out or switching them off. Fresh figures reveal that sleep-related emergencies have…
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Save Thousands on Repairs with Regular Roof Inspections – CCR-Mag.com
Your roof is among the most valuable parts of your home, yet many homeowners neglect it until major issues occur. Assuming that a roof is fine just because there are no visible leaks can be a costly mistake. Regular roof checkups reveal unnoticed issues, extend the overall lifespan of the structure, and minimize the risk…
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Watchdog orders thousands to stop using heat pump tumble dryers
The UK’s product safety regulator has ordered 17,000 heat pump tumble dryer owners to stop using their appliances immediately following a serious fire risk. Heat pump tumble dryers have become a popular energy-efficient choice in modern homes and renovations. However, this recall underscores the ongoing challenge of ensuring appliance safety while meeting energy efficiency goals,…
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Hundreds of thousands relieved as meter switch-off delayed
Hundreds of thousands of households across the UK can breathe a sigh of relief after the government announced a delay to the planned shutdown of older electricity meters, averting a potential crisis in heating and hot water access. The government has confirmed that the planned 30 June switch-off of the Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) to…
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Hundreds of thousands at risk as obsolete energy meters face June 2025 shutdown
Over 300,000 UK households could lose access to heating or hot water this summer as outdated Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) meters are set to be switched off permanently on June 30, 2025. With energy price rises continuing to squeeze household budgets, the pressure is mounting on families to upgrade to smart meters – the only…
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Thousands of homes hit market as sellers cut prices post stamp duty change
If you’re planning a renovation, eyeing your next self-build plot, or just waiting for the right time to buy, a wave of new homes has just hit the market, and many come with reduced price tags. New research from estate agency Yopa suggests that over 53,000 properties have been listed for sale in England in…