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Project planning

Project planning

Everything you need to know when starting a home improvement project, including buying guides and planning permission.

  1. Glass conservatory roof
    1. Conservatories

    The best conservatory roof types

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  2. A uPVC casement window
    1. Windows

    The 8 Different types of windows explained

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  3. Soundproof window for noise reduction
    1. Windows

    How to Soundproof Windows for Noise Reduction

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  4. Women covering ears from noise
    1. General

    How to soundproof a room

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  5. An Everest casement window
    1. Windows

    What is a casement window?

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  6. Timber casement windows
    1. Windows

    What size is a standard house window?

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  7. White sash windows
    1. Windows

    How much do new windows cost?

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  8. uPVC tilt and turn window
    1. Windows

    How long does double glazing last?

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  9. Replacement double glazing windows
    1. Windows

    How often should you replace windows?

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  10. An Everest composite stable door
    1. Doors

    What is a composite door?

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  11. A blue front composite door
    1. Doors

    Standard door sizes in the UK

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  12. Chartwell green composite front door
    1. Doors

    How tall is a door?

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  13. Black aluminium french doors
    1. Doors

    What is a French door?

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  14. A composite front door with glazing
    1. Doors

    How much does a new front door cost?

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  15. A small Edwardian conservatory
    1. Conservatories

    How much does a conservatory cost?

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  16. Casement windows in a living room
    1. Windows
    2. Buying Guides

    Windows Buying Guide

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  17. Composite entrance door with small glazed window
    1. Doors
    2. Buying Guides

    Doors buying guide

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  18. Planning permission
    1. Planning Permission

    Do I need planning permission?

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  19. White uPVC lean-to conservatory
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a conservatory?

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  20. Timber casement window
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for windows?

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  21. Aluminium bi-fold doors in anthracite grey
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for doors?

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  22. Lantern roof on an Orangery
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a Orangery?

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  23. A large tiled roof extension
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for an extension?

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  24. A porch with a black composite door
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a porch?

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  25. White casement window with Georgian bars
    1. Windows

    How much does double glazing cost?

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  26. Making a composite door
    1. Doors

    How is a composite door made?

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  27. Black aluminium windows
    1. General

    Home Improvements: Adding value to your property

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  28. A traditional timber sash window
    1. Windows

    What is box sash removal?

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  29. Privacy glass on a bathroom window
    1. Windows

    Glass options for windows

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  30. Secondary glazing on an older property
    1. General

    Do I have an obligation to retain the look of my property?

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  31. Digging conservatory foundations
    1. Conservatories

    Does a conservatory need foundations?

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  32. A white uPVC Orangery
    1. Conservatories

    What is an Orangery?

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  33. A brown wood double glazed window
    1. Windows

    What material should I choose for new windows?

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  34. Letterbox on a composite front door
    1. Doors

    What material should I choose for my new door?

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  35. Secondary glazing in a living room
    1. Windows

    The benefits of secondary glazing

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  36. Safety glass
    1. Windows

    Is Laminated Glass or Toughened Glass the Best Option?

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  37. A lean-to conservatory
    1. Conservatories

    The Different Types of Conservatory

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How home improvements can help save you money and help the environment.

Made in Britain

Made in Britain is an initiative set up to highlight the importance of products being manufactured in Britain.

BSI

Certified to ISO 9001, the most recognised quality management standard from The British Standards Institute.

Trustmark

We're a registered firm of TrustMark which gives customers reassurance of quality and protection from rogue traders.

Secured by Design

Secured by Design is a UK police initiative promoting products that help reduce crime.

FENSA

FENSA have accredited Everest's installation of replacement windows, doors and rooflights in existing dwellings.

BFRC

The BFRC is the premier UK authority for independently verified ratings of energy efficient windows and doors.