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About HomeOwners Alliance:

The HomeOwners Alliance champions the interests of Britain’s homeowners and aspiring homeowners, providing unbiased and practical advice as well as services you can trust whether you are buying, selling or owning your home.

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033 0088 2051

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2 Stephen Street
London
W1T 1AN

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I have used this site before when going through the selling/buying process....excellent advice and support, just wish I had used it when I moved into current property, learnt the hard way!
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Really handy easy to navigate information - provides reassurance in mapping the process out
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yes thank you
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widened my understanding BUT my problem is its our family home built by them and all use it year in year out for rememberence place of birth and need So technically is it a family home or a holiday home I'm confused and being the reistered owner aged 85 I'm struggling and confused Plus I have the responsibility of maintaining the property... hope this helps others shows how important being a good honest hard working british family counts for nothing for doing the right thing.... Mike
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I found the information extremely useful. I am now hopeful from your information about the Property Care Association that we can find an "independant, impartial surveyor who has no vested interest" to inspect the foam insulation in our loft. Since December 2025 when we had a phonecall saying that the foam insulation in our loft was now a problem, it has been a constant worry. We really didn't know who we could trust and as elderly pensioners we felt that we were being targeted and lied to. Originally, we did our research and chose open cell foam for our loft. Home Logic was recommended by Kevin McCloud, we had a 25 year warrantee and insurance should they stop trading. Now we fear that we will be unable to sell the house, leaving our daughters with the problem. We had fibreglass insulation in the roof but we wanted to improve our EPC so went for foam trying to do the "right thing." Firstly we had a phone call from someone telling us that they were a Government body offering to claim back the costs but as we didn't use a credit card they cannot help. We asked who they were and to send us details. Addlington-West Group sent us a letter. We then started having phone calls trying to make an appointment for a visit which we thought was for a surveyor to check on the loft and issue a certificate. He was from Smartgen Solutions but before he looked at our loft he was trying to sell the removal and installation of something else. When we asked who they were and how had they got our phone number we were told that there is a list and they hadn't bought it. We said that we would do our research. Last week we got another phone call from a call centre. (We checked the number.) She said that she was from the Building Regulations and they wanted to give us a certificate but after they had inspected our loft. How had she got our numbers? We are now victims of unscrupulous people who will tell us anything to get a sale.
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I'm selling and found reading your how to go about it very helpful thanks
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I am trying to identify if building control is required for the re-building of a gable end on a house. There is no mention of re-building of existing external walls as requiring building control or of it being exempt. All approved person schemes referred to on the website do not include building or brickwork. This is also the case for the govt website. I expect that the re-building of a large external wall or other extensive re-building would be covered. Everything referred to on this website is about changes such as extensions.
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Really helpful - I now understand the process better. Thank you.
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You talk about internal insulation problems, but don't say how a person looking to buy a house can check the quality or any problems arising from insulation already done. Or how much it would cost and how you go about it, to put t right if it turns out to be a problem later on. Are buyers covered for insulation done for a previous owner under the government schemes? So an informative but very incomplete article. It has left me with far more questions than answers.
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had no idea about quick house sale organisations
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The review of the current state of interest rates and future speculation was very helpful
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concise, good, data, well explained
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Very useful for planning and estimates
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You covered most things as far as I can tell.
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Great information - very useful
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very informative
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Was double checking the inheritance tax bands for parents property.
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advantages and disadvantages of auctions
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looking at leasehold extention price which i cant see
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Most concise when looking for advice
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Thank you for the information
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HomeOwners Alliance is rated 4.6 based on 2,490 reviews