by Jacob Whitmore | Apr 9, 2026 | EV Chargers
By Look Into · Updated August 2026 · Checked against GOV.UK guidanceThe electric vehicle chargepoint grant is worth 75% of the cost of buying and installing a socket, up to a maximum of £500. The rate rose from £350 to £500 per socket...
by Jacob Whitmore | Apr 9, 2026 | EV Chargers
By Look Into · Updated August 2026 · Independently researched, not tested in-house A home EV charger costs £750 to £1,500 fully installed in the UK in 2026, with most 7.4kW smart units landing between £800 and £1,100. Charging at...
by Jacob Whitmore | Apr 9, 2026 | Double Glazing
The short version Window Energy Ratings run from A++ down to E, giving a quick read on how efficient a window is. The U-value measures heat loss: the lower the number, the better the window keeps warmth in. Low-emissivity coatings and gas-filled gaps do most of the...
by Jacob Whitmore | Apr 9, 2026 | Double Glazing
The short version uPVC is the cheapest and lowest-maintenance choice, and insulates well, but the look is plainer and it cannot be repainted easily. Aluminium gives slim frames and a modern, strong, long-lasting finish, at a higher price. Timber suits period and...
by Jacob Whitmore | Apr 9, 2026 | Heat Pumps
Not all homes are suitable for heat pumps without upgrades. Use this checklist to assess your property.Insulation RequirementsIdeal: EPC rating C or better (Energy Performance Certificate)Acceptable: EPC D (with some works)Problematic: EPC E or belowPoor insulation...
