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Commercial or domestic contracts accepted
Admiral Windows & Conservatories Ltd
Designers and Installers of bespoke Orangeries, Conservatories windows and doors for traditional and modern buildings. Conversion work and Extensions. Conservation projects undertaken.
Address: Show Centre Ermine Street Alconbury
Post Code: PE28 4FL
Country: United Kingdom
Website: http://www.admiralhomespace.com
Membership Type: Corporate 6-20
Admiral Homespace is recognised as one of the leading Home Improvement Companies in East Anglia. The majority of our installations are comissioned by home owners although we are also increasingly involved in commercial projects for schools local authorities and major construction companies.. The company was proud to be awarded 'Business of the Year' and 'Retailer of the Year' in the Hunts Post and District Council sponsored Business Awards for 2003/2004.
Steve Thorogood the MD is appointed to the Council of Advisors a worlwide consultancy organisation based in New York due to his expertise in the conservatory industry. Admiral also partner with Huntingdon District Council Building Control Department. Conservatories are produced in PVC framing, softwood, hardwood or Oak.
We are also able to provide Timber , Aluminium or PVC replacement windows or doors for any age or style of property. We employ designers ... not double glazing salesmen..!! So you can avail yourselves of our advisory services free of charge and without fear of a crushingly boring encounter.
Loft conversions, extensions as well as Lifetime Rubberbond Flat roofing add to the companies' offer.
Our Show Centre at Alconbury is open six days a week as is our Design Studio at Roxton Garden Centre near Bedford.
Cambridge is a beautiful city and has an abundance of architectural gems throughout.
14-01-2020
An Orangery extension suits almost any property.
16-04-2018
Many of the windows in Cambridge are sliding sash. Replacing them should be thought through carefully.
08-02-2018
Extending the home is not what it used to be, reports Admiral Homespace, the award winning Design and Build Company based near Huntingdon Cambridge.
14-12-2017
Colourful homes are the new requirement, says Admiral Homespace.
23-03-2017
Admiral Homespace is literally 'covering' Cambridgeshire and the surrounding counties.
01-11-2016
Return of the flat roof on home extensions
02-09-2016
A new twist on the conventional car port enters the garden...
09-08-2016
Traditional conservatories are cold in winter and sometimes too hot in summer.
27-06-2016
Admiral Homespace launches a new Victorian Style Sash Window.
24-05-2016
Is it worth replacing a conservatory roof without gaining proper consent ?
10-02-2016
Admiral Homespace, the award winning home improvement company based at Alconbury near Huntingdon, has reported a boom in the relatively new process of removing a conservatory roof and replacing with tiles.
23-01-2015
Building Control issues new guidance document for householders.
24-09-2014
Admiral Homespace recently warned home owners via Cambridge Network of structurally unproven tiled roof structures being fitted retrospectively to conservatories. The power of the Network meant that this article was seen within days by LABC in London.
29-01-2014
Admiral Homespace warns the public not to be taken in by unscrupulous operators.
19-11-2013
Admiral Homespace, the region’s leading home improvement company, has launched a ‘rapid response’ Bi-Fold door supplier service aimed at self-builders.
24-09-2013
Admiral Homespace the regions’ leading home improvers have become the first window installation company to pass the Accsys Technologies Joinery Certification Scheme.
05-08-2013
Extending your property is often a financially beneficial way to gain extra living space without the expense, and trauma, of moving. Whilst 'don't move, improve' is still a sound property mantra - as homeowners don't then face legal or estate agency fees - it's important to be aware of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
22-01-2013
Government climate advisers say that investing now in low-carbon and renewable energy is likely to save householders as much as £600 a year on their electricity bills in the future. That's all well and good but what about saving on fuel bills now?
18-12-2012
With the plethora of home improvement TV programmes around now, it's not surprising that we are receiving mixed messages about what to do with our properties. Selling? Keep it bland; let prospective buyers visualise their belongings in your home, we are told. Extending? Be adventurous and make space work for you with large areas for entertaining and high quality fittings leading 'the inside...
27-11-2012
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