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Given the high cost of ownership, many British people are opting for a flat pack house as an alternative. Flat pack homes/prefab homes are growing in popularity, so, if you’re looking at a flat pack home for yourself, what are the current flat pack home prices (prefab home prices)?

The term “flat pack homes” does not really do these exciting, modern-looking houses made stylish by clean lines and recyclable building material justice.

Many people also mistake flat pack homes with the prefab homes that were built for returning heroes and their families in the aftermath of the second world war. (Please remember though that most of those prefab homes are still standing and are beloved to those people living in them).

How much to fit a burglar alarm? House alarm systems (including wireless alarms) have been popular with British home owners since the 1970s. Even though home burglary numbers have been dropping in recent years, having your home broken into and your valuables stolen is a very real fear for many.

So what is the average burglar alarm installation cost? For the simplest types of alarms you can install yourself, you’ll be looking at spending £125-£300 depending on the number of sensors you choose for your home. Systems that call or message you start at around £175 and range up to £350. Monitored systems can start from £99 and cost between £15-45 a month thereafter.

Solar battery storage is a reliable, emerging, and exciting technology which has been gaining greater popularity year on year here in Britain.

Why? As energy prices go up year after year, more and more UK homeowners are looking for ways to significantly reduce their electricity and energy costs permanently.

It’s no wonder. It’s never been more expensive to heat and light our homes.

For some, the answer to saving money comes by changing suppliers. In 2017 according to Energy UK, a record five-and-a-half million UK households switched to different utilities providers, saving an average of £250 a year.