Home and Garden News & Updates
- 29th October 2026
Thinking of improving your home instead of moving? M S Steelwork Ltd provides bespoke steelwork for homeowners in Eastbourne and surrounding areas, including structural beams, gates, railings and garden features. Find out how well-designed metalwork can help you create more space, improve access and refresh your property.
- 27th October 2026
Wondering whether air conditioning is worth installing? Sam at S. Mercer Plumbing explains how modern systems provide heating and cooling throughout the year, what to consider before installation and the potential benefits for your home.
- 12th October 2026
Waterlogged lawns, muddy patches and slippery paths can make gardens difficult to use during winter. Ollie's Army shares practical advice to help Eastbourne homeowners prepare for wetter weather.
- 6th October 2026
Removing a tree does not necessarily remove the stump. Troy explains why customers choose stump grinding, when it is worth doing and when he may advise leaving the stump alone.
- 25th September 2026
A few simple roof checks could help identify problems before wetter, windier weather arrives. Eastbourne Roofing Contractors explains what homeowners should look for, from slipped tiles and blocked gutters to flashing, flat roofs and signs of water inside the loft.
- 25th September 2026
Slipped tiles, chimney problems and signs of water getting in can indicate that your roof needs attention. Here are some things Eastbourne homeowners can look out for before winter.
- 1st September 2026
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Learn how to protect weathered fences, decking and outdoor timber, with practical advice on cleaning, staining, oiling and treatment.
- 18th August 2026
Looking for trusted trades in Eastbourne? Find recommended local tradespeople, read customer reviews and choose with greater confidence.
Neighbouring streets can have different water suppliers, it's worth checking which rules apply to you...