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Fitting a conservatory can add thousands of pounds to the value of a house, according to research published recently by HSBC.
It has been found that this makes it the third most profitable home improvement in terms of added value, after loft conversions and room extensions.
Here at Anglian we have always abided to the highest levels of working practice whether it’s providing quality products for our customers or looking after our own staff.
Broadland High School in Hoveton has added significant IT resources to their art department with the introduction of nine new computers, donated by local double glazing business Anglian Home Improvements.
The school, recognised as a specialist Maths and ICT institution will use the computers to develop the pupils’ artistic talents, allowing them access to the Internet and other arts based programmes for inspiration and research purposes.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called upon the government to reduce the rate of tax charged on companies who undertake house renovating work and home improvements.
A poll by the organisation of its members operating in the construction sector found that 59 per cent of them have seen trade falling off recently.
Homeowners in the UK spent a total of £16.6 billion on home improvements and maintenance last year, according to research conducted recently by Lloyds TSB.
The bank said that the figure represented an ever-increasing trend, with spending on improvements such as double glazing and conservatories increasing by around 2.5 billion over the last decade.
Anglian Home Improvements are committed to not only providing a quality range of Classic, French, Patio and UPVC doors but ensuring the very latest in security technology is within their products. Latest additions include;
The new security features will increase the protection against a recent criminal action called ’lock bumping’ or ‘lock snapping’ on properties.
The business to business division of Anglian Windows Ltd, Anglian Building Products, are pleased to announce that once again they will be attending the premier housing event in Harrogate next month.
ABP’s theme for this year’s show and indeed the underlying focus for their business is WORKING TOGETHER. At Anglian we pride ourselves on our flexible approach and commitment to integrating with our partners.
Anglian’s online marketing team and their digital agencies have been shortlisted for marketing magazine New Media Age’s Effectiveness Awards 2009.
Anglian staff dressed up in yellow today as part of the international ‘Go Bananas on Fruity Friday’ fundraising campaign for World Cancer Research.
Fruity Friday is an annual awareness and fundraising campaign, held by World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF UK), to increase public awareness of the links between diet, nutrition and cancer prevention, and to raise valuable funds for cancer research and education programmes. For more information visit the Fruity Friday site.
Anglian Marketing and National Customer Contact Centre staff
The effects of climate change could well mean more frequent and heavier rainfall, subsequent flooding due to increased surface water that overwhelms the drainage system to your house. The Government last year introduced legislation which requires planning permission for driveways and introduced additional requirements for installing a driveway with a view to lessoning potential flooding.
