It’s been nearly four months since I got a 5.67kWp solar PV system with a 5kWh PureDrive battery (pictured). Following on from my previous blog on some things to consider when getting solar panels and a battery, I thought I’d do an update on how they have performed over the August to October period. Overall, …
5 ways to save energy this winter As the days begin to shorten and the temperatures drop, we are all starting to experience the effects of winter quickly approaching. As inflation hits its highest level in the last 40 years to cost of living is worsening. Energy bills are a significant outgoing or many, so it’s …
Ins and outs of remortgaging What is a remortgage? A remortgage is when you move your existing mortgage to a different mortgage product. This could be with your existing lender (called a ‘product transfer’) or from one lender to another. Your new mortgage will then replace the previous one. Product transfers could be similar to …
Eight steps to follow when buying a home Buying a property is an exciting stage in life, but also one of the top 5 most stressful life events. Here at Propflo we want to make homeownership simpler and more transparent. The following are some steps to help guide you through the process of buying a …
Four steps to selling your home Selling a property can be very daunting, especially when getting started. Which is why here at Propflo we have laid out 4 steps to get you started in selling your property. There are many alternative routes when selling a property depending on the amount of time/money that you have …
Many people are interested in getting solar panels (and home batteries) at the moment. Having just moved into a new home in January, and rising bills on the horizon, we decided to get a 5.67 kWp system with a 5 kWh battery in April which were in installed mid-July. It cost around £10k but now …
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The proposed EPC changes for the rental sector, where properties must be EPC C by 2025 for new tenancies (2028 for existing tenancies), could cause significant change in the property market. If managed well, it’s an opportunity, if not then a lot of people (not just landlords) are going feel like they’ve been hard-done-by. 1. …
Will EPC changes create a buyer’s market? – the view from Luke Loveridge Read More »
