9% of plumbers now offer payment plans – survey
A survey found that 9% of UK plumbers now allow customers to pay for work in instalments
Unified Water Label sees renewed awareness
Homeowners are ready to ‘make water matter’ after being kept indoors for longer during the pandemic years, says UWLA MD Yvonne Orgill
WRAS urges rethink on dual flush buttons
Toilet manufacturers are being urged to rethink the design of some dual flush buttons following new research released by WRAS (Water Regulations Approval Scheme)
Roman reaches Carbon Neutral status
Shower enclosure manufacturer Roman has announced securing its carbon neutral certification from the Carbon Trust
WRAS highlights uncertainty on compliance
There is a lack of knowledge around who is legally responsible for ensuring installed plumbing products and appliances are compliant with the Water Fitting Regulations or Scottish Byelaws, according to latest research
Act now to future proof hot water systems
Regulations relating to non-condensing water heater replacement could well be changing in the near future. If businesses and organisations are to avoid costly, extended downtime in the months ahead, they need to start planning now, says Andy Green, technical director at Baxi Commercial Solutions
Scalding and burns data shows ongoing risk
Scalding injuries caused by heating appliances, radiators and pipes continue to pose a serious issue for the young and elderly
Net Zero and the contribution of plastic pipes
Caroline Ayres, of BPF Pipes Group, says plastic piping systems are the best environmental choice as the UK sets out to meet its 2050 Net Zero targets
ADEY takes training online
Water treatment manufacturer and magnetic filtration producer ADEY has launched free online training sessions for plumbing and heating installers.
Top tips on preventative maintenance during lockdown
Andy Green, technical director at Baxi Heating, has offered advice on how to protect the heating system through a building lockdown, avoiding the risk of legionella.