A Guide to Improving Your Home

It’s that time of year again; we’re finally saying goodbye to winter and welcoming the warmer weather. Spring cleaning might be at the top of your list, but what about making some improvements to your home?

Not only can it add value, but simple changes such as upgrading to double glazing will make your home more energy efficient and save you money. Sainsbury’s Bank has created a handy guide to improving your home, full of tips on making the most of your space, along with the benefits of expanding with an extension.

You can find the guide here: http://www.sainsburysbank.co.uk/library/default/resources/guide-to-improving-your-home.pdf

Adding extra living space to your home is one of the best ways to add value to your property. With a plethora of designs and styles to suit all homes, we’ve looked at beautiful installations by Anglian Home Improvements.

Orangeries

Since introducing orangeries to their range of living spaces, Anglian have created some divine rooms such as this kitchen/diner. Utilising the extra space to create a sociable room, the lantern roof and bi-fold doors make it light and airy.

Conservatories

If more natural light is what your home is in need of, a conservatory is the ideal solution! This conservatory with verandah is stunning: the luxurious outdoor seating area is a great use for a verandah, providing you with a sheltered area to relax and enjoy your garden.

A dining room is often the purpose of a conservatory thanks to it’s appealing view of your garden and natural feel – many a dinner time conversation has been had in a conservatory.

Extensions and Contemporary Roofs

If you’re looking to add an extra bedroom, bathroom or living room, you could go down the more traditional brick built extension, but have you considered mixing it up with a contemporary roof?

Anglian added this to their range recently, offering a tiled roof with a modern roof window to naturally brighten up the room.

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