National Maintenance Week
26th November 2014 Special Days
It is National Maintenance Week so it is time to check if your house or building is ready for the winter.
The main purpose of the National Maintenance Week is to create awareness in the society about the importance of taking care of small bits in our house, which can create big problems when the bad weather arrives, if we don’t take them in consideration.
The Society for Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) is who started this initiative 13 years ago. They base all their idea in William Morris manifesto (who was one of the SPAB founders in 1877), which declares the importance of the proper conservation of the National Heritage.
Following his ideals it is time now to prevent any damage that winter can cause in our house. Cleaning blocked downpipes is one of the tips that SPAB gives us. Here you can find some more.
National Maintenance Week is held from Friday November 21 – Friday November 28.
So get to work on it and don’t hesitate to contact professionals for the difficult bits.
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The services offered by purple rhino were first class, the workforce are approachable and very health and safety aware, they were very good with the residents, they kept disruption to a minimum, Darran was always readily available to answer any quires or deal with any issues, we only had one very small issue but it was sorted out very quickly, I would recommend this company to anybody and hope I have the pleasure of working with them again.
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,Having had an unsightly staining problem at one of our blocks we sought the advice of Purple Rhino. Purple Rhino met with us at the property and explained their procedure. Immediately we felt confident with their knowledge and assurance this was a job they could tackle. They explained in detail how the process would work and answered all of our queries, of which there many. A test patch was carried out prior to the works.
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