Clearview Home Improvements, the G-Awards ‘Installer of the Year’ winner and Conservatory Outlet retail member, has invested £200,000 in a 3D design studio to ‘transport homeowners into the future’ to see how an extension would look on their home.

“The last three years have been a real rollercoaster for our sector, so to emerge from them in a strong position and with an even stronger customer offer is a real achievement,” said sales director Gary Oakes.

“With he latest £200,000 investment in our showrooms underlines that, we’ve added the latest virtual reality technology to traditional customer service techniques that the business was formed on so many year ago.

“It’s definitely working, with nearly 1500 projects completed over the last twelve months. Gaining the ‘Installer of the Year’ award is superb recognition, especially as it comes from our peers in the industry.”

Contracts director Richard Ashley concluded: “We try and do things a little differently to most home improvement specialists and I believe the recent G Award is testament to that.

“During a time when a lot of companies have let customers down, we’ve stuck to our price, quality and service guarantees and will continue to look at new innovations that can improve our experience even further.”

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