A third of Brits 'to make Easter a DIY weekend'
Almost a third of UK homeowners are set to take advantage of the Easter weekend and use the time to make improvements to their property, a new survey has found.
Figures from M&S Money found 28 per cent of Brits will undertake some form of DIY this week, with 64 per cent saying they prefer trying to do it themselves rather than employing a tradesman.
However, insurance manager Judith Roberts explained people should be wary of taking on more than they can handle.
"It's worth bearing in mind that DIY doesn't always go as planned," she said. "Insurance companies receive many claims involving DIY-related accidents."
Ms Roberts went on to advise homeowners to seek professional advice where necessary and check their policies to make sure they are covered in the event of an accident.
More than four in ten Brits feel less capable of carrying out tasks around the home than their parents' generation, according to a recent survey by Halifax Home Insurance.
Brits 'not confident in DIY skills'
Almost half of Brits feel they lack the handyman aptitude of their parents' generation, according to a recent study.The Halifax survey found 43 per cent of respondents admit they do not have the same capacity for DIY as their mothers...
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