SLIME self-healing inner tubes do not work, it is as simple as that and I have the nightmare story to back it up.
I bought the Slime tubes on the belief that when fitted to my wheels, I would not have to stop for every puncture from then on as…
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Bone dry conditions – keep an eye out for cracks in your property as the first signs of subsidence. |
I took the dog for a walk this afternoon and I couldn’t help notice the large cracks appearing on the pathways adjacent to the farm fields in our village, now we’ve hardly had a heat wave yet the paths and the fields for that matter already look as dry…
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Don’t let subsidence bring you down – get insured |
A CRACK in a brick wall could mean subsidence and the start of a terrible ordeal as you go through subsidence repairs and the large costs that can be associated. Make sure you have good subsidence insurance in place and it will be a whole lot easier.
And if…
Published Date: 17th April 2013
Category: General, Subsidence Insurance
Tags: ground heave, home insurance, property insurance, subsidence insurance
Category: General, Subsidence Insurance
Tags: ground heave, home insurance, property insurance, subsidence insurance
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Possible hosepipe ban….check how ready you are for flooding! |
A few days ago a Radio 4 news bulletin reported water company warnings of drought conditions in existence and if they continue we must prepare to put the hosepipes away! Knowing the past performance of our weather forecasters I feel it is my duty to start talking about being…
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Chicksands bike park review |
WHEN it comes to living near Cambridge, there are very few good mountain bike-riding spots to choose from thanks to the lack of elevation. Chicksands near Bedford is one that I tried recently and have returned to three times in as many weeks, so time for a review.
I am…
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Unoccupied properties still need insurance |
IF you have inherited a property, have a holiday home or even a let property that is empty, then you will need insurance to cover against losses just like your own home that you live in.
Vacant property insurance is not the scary beast that you might think; it…
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Good advice for dealing with unoccupied properties |
There are a variety of reasons why you might end up with an empty property on your hands; you are moving to a new house and waiting for your old property to be sold, or you could be in rented accommodation whilst the property is undergoing building works.
There…
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Don’t let subsidence insurance cost too much |
JUST because your property has suffered in the past doesn’t mean that subsidence insurance will cost you the earth, you just need to speak with specialist brokers and get the best deal possible.
Subsidence is a nightmare for most people and while standard home insurance will cover it in…
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Empty property insurance at the right price |
YOU may need empty property insurance for lots of different reasons from moving home to inheriting an estate and this is your guide to getting it at the very best price.
Most normal home insurance policies will cover your property for a maximum of 30-days unoccupied – but check…
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Flood risk insurance at the right price |
IF you are worried about flooding at your property then you should investigate flood risk insurance designed to protect you from the worst the weather can throw at you. This is how to get it at the right price because there are lots of ways you can pay…
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