How to Enter the Ultimate Self Build and Renovation Awards

 Patch House won our Home of the Year Award in 2021
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Have you built your dream home from scratch? Or have you renovated or extended your existing home? Then now's your opportunity to enter your project into The Daily Telegraph Homebuilding & Renovating Awards 2022 — you could win £1,000 of vouchers.

We want to hear all about your recently completed projects for our 2022 Awards. Submitting a project is easy, and there are 11 categories in which you could be a winner.

Jack Woodfield

Jack has worked in journalism for over a decade and was the former News Editor of Homebuilding & Renovating between 2019 until 2023. In his time as News Editor he broke the most relevant and beneficial stories for self builders, extenders and renovators, including the latest news on the construction materials shortage, planning permission and green initiatives. In 2021 he appeared on BBC's The World at One to discuss the government's planning reforms. 

He enjoys testing new tools and gadgets, and having bought his first home in 2013, he has renovated every room and recently finished a garden renovation.

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