Welcome to our Sustainability Hub! We believe that sustainable living is the key to a better future. As a leading property company, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. We strive to ensure our company is as eco-friendly and energy-efficient as possible, while also providing a great service and exceptional advice to our clients.

In line with our values, we are committed to helping people make their own homes and rental homes more sustainable. Through this hub, we aim to provide practical tips and advice to inspire and support you on your journey towards a more sustainable home and lifestyle.

 

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Incorporating sustainability into your property

We know from our own research that being more sustainable and having an energy-efficient home is a key factor for our clients. This is why we’ve made it our mission to provide regular advice on this topic.

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What is Leaders doing to be more sustainable?

Our pledge is to be a carbon neutral business by 2030. To achieve that, we’re reviewing all elements of how we operate and making sure we’re choosing the green option at every stage. Discover what changes we have made so far.

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Energy saving tips: can blinds keep heat in? November 30th

Energy saving tips: can blinds keep heat in?

With energy prices and the cost of living skyrocketing in recent months, homeowners across the UK are understandably looking for ways to preserve more of their budget.
10 tips for a greener Christmas tree November 10th

10 tips for a greener Christmas tree

As the holiday season approaches, many of us look forward to decorating our homes with a welcoming Christmas tree.
Reviving the giants of the sea: Why help our kelp? November 2nd

Reviving the giants of the sea: Why help our kelp?

Under the surface of the UK's coastal waters lies a hidden gem that plays a vital role in marine ecosystems - kelp forests.
Save energy at home: A few practical tips October 5th

Save energy at home: A few practical tips

Saving energy at home not only helps reduce your utility bills but also benefits the environment by lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
Why is UK tree planting so important? September 28th

Why is UK tree planting so important?

It is almost impossible to get through a day as a human without trees. For as long as humans have been using tools, trees have given us food, fuel and shelter.
Nailing Sustainable DIY: Tips and Resources September 13th

Nailing Sustainable DIY: Tips and Resources

Sustainable DIY is gaining popularity as individuals seek more eco-friendly and conscious ways to create and decorate.
Spotting the unusual species in your local park August 11th

Spotting the unusual species in your local park

While taking a leisurely stroll through your local park, you might be accustomed to spotting common wildlife like squirrels, birds, and butterflies. However, hidden amidst the familiar sights are some more unusual and fascinating species waiting to be discovered!
Eco-friendly exploring July 27th

Eco-friendly exploring

Travelling responsibly not only enhances your travel experience but also contributes to a more sustainable future for generations to come.
How long will it take for energy efficiency measures to pay back? April 13th

How long will it take for energy efficiency measures to pay back?

We all need to learn more about how to reduce our energy bills and take steps to ensure our homes are as energy efficient as possible.
What energy efficiency grants are available in the UK? February 2nd

What energy efficiency grants are available in the UK?

Whether you’re a homeowner or landlord, you’re bound to have noticed the increasing focus on encouraging us all to make our properties more energy efficient.
Going carbon neutral by 2030 May 3rd

Going carbon neutral by 2030

We have made a pledge to become carbon neutral by 2030.
A guide to green mortgages: save money and improve your property’s energy rating February 18th

A guide to green mortgages: save money and improve your property’s energy rating

Since April 2018, landlords have been legally obliged to have a minimum EPC rating of ‘E’ in order to legally let a property or renew a tenancy – which was extended to existing tenancies in April 2020. Current proposals are for that to rise to a minimum ‘C’ rating for new tenancies in 2025 and all tenancies by 2028.
6 ways to make your property more eco-friendly July 27th

6 ways to make your property more eco-friendly

The Government has signed up the UK to reduce carbon emissions by more than any other similarly developed country by 2050. This target will undoubtedly impact the property market, given that “around 22% of the UK’s carbon emissions come from our homes”, according to the Energy Saving Trust.
How to help your tenants make your property more energy efficient September 14th

How to help your tenants make your property more energy efficient

It's getting chillier, and it will soon be time to turn the heating on. With the average family spending more than £1,200 on their gas and electricity every year, having a more energy efficient property will definitely help your tenants with their bills. Here are some top tips to help them cut down their energy consumption
How you can increase your property's EPC rating January 6th

How you can increase your property's EPC rating

From 1 April 2019, it was made a legal requirement that all privately-rented homes in England and Wales must carry an official EPC rating of at least ‘E’ for new tenancies. However, now 2020 is upon us, this legislation will soon extend to existing tenancies, meaning many landlords will have little time to improve their property’s energy standards.

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