The annual Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show is coming back to Harrogate in November.
The event will be held at Harrogate Convention Centre from 1st until 3rd November, aimed to people looking to build a house or renovate their home.
Guest speakers will appear live on stage, offering tailored advice for your project, and allowing people to see, touch, and compare the latest products.
A spokesperson for the show said:
“A visit will give you the confidence that you’re doing things in the best way, with the best tools for the job.”
Over 240 exhibitors will be heading to Harrogate and there will be a series of seminars and masterclasses from a collection of leading property experts.
They will be covering a range of topics including a beginner’s guide to building your own home, the best way to manage tradespeople, common self-build questions, creating a sustainable home, choosing the right windows for your home, and finding and evaluating land.

To maximise the efficiency of the home, there will also be a series of eco-energy focused sessions from specialists, enabling visitors to achieve their home energy goals.
Doors are open at 10am until 5pm on 1 and 2 November, and 10am until 4:30pm on 3 November.
To attend the Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show for free, click on this link to register for a pair of free tickets for any one day of the show.

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