The good, the bad, the costly

With an increasing number of people in lockdown or confined to their homes this year, if you haven’t already ventured down the path of home improvement, the chances are that it will be on the cards. Spending more time at home has allowed us all to scrutinise the areas of our homes that are missing the mark, or do not function as well as required. Home improvements will continue to be an option for investment; but rushing into projects without due consideration can be a hard way to learn your renovation lessons.

Before taking on a significant project yourself, make sure you have all the relevant information and are fully aware of the implications and responsibilities. Which are the DIY choices that will cost