The Deal

• £11 for two (2) tickets to The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show (up to 64% off)
• When: Thursday 23 March - Sunday 26 March from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Where: NEC Birmingham
• ‘Price includes a copy of Homebuilding & Renovating magazine worth £4.50 and all fees

The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show

The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show is upscaling its upcoming event with more than 500 exhibitors, 16 free daily seminars and 35 masterclasses over four days, from 23-26 March 2017, at NEC, Birmingham. The exhibition, sponsored in Birmingham for the first time by Everest Home Improvements, will host over 15 resident property experts, some of whom are regular TV presenters. These specialists will be on hand to discuss all renovating and building queries alongside companies which will introduce their latest services and products from home building industries. The event will be packed with advice and guidance, and real case studies will be present to talk about their experiences with consumers who are facing similar challenges throughout all stages of their projects. On Saturday, visitors will have the opportunity to hold 15-minute consultations with the stars of well-known TV property programmes. Charlie Luxton, sustainable architectural designer currently presenting ‘Building the Dream’ on More 4, will talk about eco living, new architectural ideas and homes of the future. Julia Kendell, interior design expert for BBC’s ‘DIY SOS’, ITV’s ’60 Minute Makeover’ and ‘Rebuild Our Home’, will return to meet with visitors seeking inspiration on how they can revamp their properties through clever interior adaptations. The show’s resident DIY Doctor, Mike Edwards, will be returning to host live demonstrations to inspire visitors to take matters into their own hands and address some of the key aspects of their projects without the help of a contractor. If visitors have specific questions, they can attend a 15-minute consultation via interactive sessions with some of the UK’s pre-eminent property specialists at the Ask the Expert zone.

Photo credits: Darren Chung for image no. 2; Colin Poole for image no. 6; Jeremy Phillips for image no. 8; and Richard Gadsby for image no. 11.