The WERREBAU – Home & Energy is an annual building fair held every autumn at the historic Herford freight station. Organized by S.U.W.A. Fairs & Events, this exhibition has become a central hub for everyone interested in construction, housing, and energy efficiency. Its core theme revolves around construction, whether it's new buildings, renovations, or restorations. So, anyone keen on building a new property, lovingly restoring an old one, or simply giving their home a fresh look will find a wealth of ideas and solutions at WERREBAU. The fair also showcases the latest trends and developments in heating systems, climate control, and hot water supply. Various trades present their creations, ranging from creative balconies and railings to exquisite floor coverings and tiles, as well as special patio coverings and garden furnishings. There's also a focus on modern security technologies and the latest developments in storage systems for photovoltaic installations. Those seeking specialized information, such as insulation via injection technology, custom aluminum roofing, or the implementation of barrier-free designs, will also find what they're looking for here. But the fair isn't just about construction and living. Visitors can also explore and get inspired by topics like sustainability, gardens, courtyards & real estate, security, climate, and craftsmanship. And for those interested in festive occasions, the simultaneous "Herford Wedding Fair & Festivities" in Hall 3 offers an additional attraction. The Herford freight station, as the venue, gives the exhibition a unique character. This historic location blends tradition with modernity, creating a special ambiance for both exhibitors and visitors. In conclusion, WERREBAU – Home & Energy in Herford is a meeting point for experts, enthusiasts, and dreamers looking to redesign or enhance their living spaces. It's a must-visit for anyone who values quality, innovation, and information. The WERREBAU – Home & Energy will take place on 2 days from Saturday, 18. October to Sunday, 19. October 2025 in Herford.