Community trophy makes a
hat trick for G17 installer
28th November 2017

G17 double trophy winner SEH BAC has added a third accolade with an award from the National Home Improvement Council for a £10,000 community initiative.

The Suffolk-based installer won the NHIC’s ‘Delivering Community Benefit Through Home Improvement’ Award for its gift of £10,000 of windows for the renovation of The West Cliff Theatre, Clacton, in its Community Giveaway competition.

“We are incredibly proud to win this prestigious award from the NHIC, our third in four years,” said managing director John Savage.

“For us to see the fantastic West Cliff Theatre restored to its former glory and ready to entertain many more generations to come, was already a special reward. We are proud to not only support our customers through our home improvements, but to also support important and cherished community buildings just like West Cliff.”

The firm, part of One Group Construction, currently holds two NHIC Awards: Best Glazing Project, 2014 and the 2015 Double Glazing with Community Benefit Award.

The Community Giveaway competition was designed to find a community building in desperate need of SEH BAC’s help. SEH BAC replaced the dilapidated windows of the theatre with brand-new uPVC alternatives, helping to reduce its running costs and give a vital facelift read story.

The firm has 16 show centres across the South-East, East Anglia and the Home Counties offering windows, doors and conservatories, replacement conservatory roofs, single-storey extensions and orangeries.

www.sehbac.com

Photo: Norman Hornigold and John Savage collecting NHIC Award

Reports on SEH BAC’s and other G17 winners can be found here.