DIY FAQs
ᐅ What's the best way to decorate without spending anything?
There are plenty of ways to repurpose items you already have using scrap materials from other projects and stores. You can get low cost scrap timber for larger DIY projects too.
ᐅ Where can I get cheap DIY tools?
If you don't want to buy expensive power tools outright, you can hire items you need at a much cheaper overall cost. Head to Jewson or your other favourite tool hire store, and don't forget to pick up a discount code from Savoo to save you even more.
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The decision to start a DIY project is no mean feat. There are so many things to think about including tools, building supplies, and furniture. Not to mention those pesky little things like screws, nails, and measuring tape that you simply can't do the job without. Don't panic - Savoo is a great starting point. Get your home renovation projects off to a flying start with a voucher code for some of the biggest DIY retailers out there, including B&Q, Wickes, and UK Tool Centre. Find everything you need to make your DIY job a success, and find it for less.
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How to create affordable DIY projects
DIY projects are already a great way to save money in the home. Whether you're building your own deck or redecorating the living room, it's often cheaper (and more fun) to purchase materials and tools rather than pay for someone else's time. So can you make your DIY project even cheaper? The answer is, yes! Follow these saving tips to get an even better deal on everything from tools and hardware to pipes and wiring!
Shop clearance
Most large DIY and tool stores will have a clearance section, particularly around the end of a season. For example, 50% off painting and decorating at Homebase, or 15% off select power tools at Toolstation.
Free delivery savings
Delivery on larger items can be costly, so where possible you should try to meet the free shipping minimum spend! If your basket total is slightly off, why not check the site for other items you might need for your project later on? It could potentially save you two lots of shipping fees!
Click & Collect
If you've got a car or a van, you can often click & collect items from your local store for free! Not only will this save you delivery fees, but click & collect items can be ready for collection in as little as an hour in some stores such as Travis Perkins and Wickes.
Join a loyalty programme
If you're a frequent shopper or have just started a large DIY project, it could be worth signing up for a loyalty card. Collect points and redeem them for discounts is just one way to make that massive project a little easier on the bank. In the trade? Get yourself a trade account to score some serious savings on all sorts of electrics, plumbing, tools and materials.
Borrow a tool kit
Need to complete your DIY project with a specific tool, but don't want to fork our hundreds on something you'll only use once? Choose to hire power tools with power tool rental options from Jewson. Concrete mixers, tiling tools, pipe threading, shredders, and more can be rented at a time that suits you, with discounts on your second 24 hours of hire.
Get free DIY inspiration
Visit the blog on any popular DIY website to discover a world of free information and DIY guides. From how-to's to top product recommendations, these guides will have you renovating your home and garden like a pro in no time.
Pick up the catalog
While catalogues may seem redundant in today's digital world, many DIY companies still use them. Not only are these a efficient and simple way to compare prices and item specifications, catalogues will contain exclusive discounts on a number of products for catalogue subscribers alone.