SHOW PREVIEW: NATIONAL HOMEBUILDING & RENOVATING


Energising inspiration


The organisers of the London Homebuilding & Renovating Show (being held 0 Sept Oct at Ee say that s fi rst ational Home Energy ee opens up new opportunities or the selbuild sector


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he London Homebuilding & Renovating Show will be partnering with the s fi rst ational Home


Energy Week, an initiative designed to offer tons of practical ideas and guidance to help millions of people avoid fuel poverty. To align with this new feature, companies within this sector are invited to secure a stand to present their home energy and eco solutions to a “motivated and committed audience looking to improve their energy efi ciency, delivering eciting new trade opportunities or ehibitors, say the show’s organisers.


KEY FEATURES In a new feature for the show, “eco- ocused eperts at the Home Energy Academy will be giving individual advice on how to save money on bills and reduce carbon footprints. During Home Energy Hour, eperts will be oering tals on topics including how to retrofi t and upgrade the heating in older homes, gas boilers, eective drat proofi ng, and more Ecoepert avid Hilton will demystiy heat pumps and present other affordable and viable options, and eperts rom show partners, the ational Energy Association, will be on hand to give further guidance and advice. As well as providing a chance to show interested homeowners all about advances in eco and energyefi cient heating, the London Homebuilding & Renovating Show will, once again, deliver a dedicated venue or ehibitors with thousands of products in industries including kitchens; bathrooms; doors and windows etensions and conversions architecture design fi nancial services planning permissions, and much more. ‘DIY SOS’ and ‘60 Minute Makeover’ interior designer Julia Kendell will be oering her epertise through both live seminars and one-to-one consultations. ith over 0 years eperience as an interior design professional, property renovator and kitchen specialist,


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Julia has now launched a ‘Virtual Room Design Service’ to provide her interior epertise online


THEATRES FULL OF INFO The Masterclass Theatre offers information on creating a sustainable home, choosing the right structures or a proect, fi nding and evaluating land, and much more. Useful wisdom on all things interior design, upgrading kitchens and bathrooms, and creating etensions can be ound at the Home Improvement Theatre. Speakers at the Self-Build Theatre will address in-depth topics ranging from a beginner’s guide on renovation to maintaining good relationships between homeowners and tradespeople. A key area at the show is The Advice


Centre where industry leaders can help showgoers with specifi c issues Members from the Royal Institute of British Architects will provide information on the design, planning and construction process during ‘Ask the Architect’ consultations. And the Federation of Master Builders will guide people in


booking an Ask the Builder session on hiring accredited, highly skilled construction staff.


iteen minute As the Epert consultations will continue to be available through interactive sessions with property eperts Michael Holmes and Jason Orme; interior designer Julia endell eco epert avid Hilton selbuild mortgage and fi nancial specialist Tom McSherry, and planning epert Sally agg Sally will also be present at The Planning Clinic, setting out the tactics for a successful, straightforward planning process.


FURTHER INFO


For lots more information about this year’s London edition of the Homebuilding & Renovating Show, visit: www.homebuildingshow. co.uk


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