appointments & news Editor’s Product Focus Visionbase Software
Decorus for Sage is property management software with a difference. Equipped with the tools to manage large portfolios efficiently and economically, its advanced features and integration with Sage make it a cost-effective addition to any team as financials are in a format recognised by over 90 per cent of accountants without any additional workload. The powerful functions in Decorus save time, money and resources allowing users to manage and grow their business. Visit the Decorus website for more information.
Cistermiser
Combimate, the domestic scale prevention system from Cistermiser, not only eliminates hard water limescale from forming, it also protects against aggressive soft water corroding systems and appliances. The Combimate system can be installed to protect either a whole house supply or single appliance installations and has an auto-shut off feature. It can be used with any flow-through boiler. With just an annual Combiphos top up and no need to fit a separate drinking water tap, Combimate is a credible alternative to a traditional water softener.
ABGO
ABGO is now distributing carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. Detecting CO is key to keeping you and your family safe. CO is an extremely dangerous gas that’s emitted when fuels such as gas, logs or coal are burned inefficiently and a CO alarm are the only devices that will alert you to a CO leak and are now a legal requirement in all privately rented homes, after new legislation in October 2015. ABGO stock and distribute to the trade, oil, gas and solid fuel heating products and spares for the domestic, industrial and commercial markets.
CRL becomes member of CML
Structural defects insurance provider CRL has become an associate member of the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). CRL elected to join the CML as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting good practice within the UK’s property sector. In doing so CRL has become one of 90 associate members who collaborate, collect and share best practice on behalf of members with the organisations, government departments, and commentators who have an interest in the UK's £1.3 trillion mortgage market. Steve Mansour, CEO, CRL Management Limited, said: “CRL elected to join the CML as an associate member as part of its commitment to supporting the property sector generally. We intend to be extremely active associate members as we recognise the good work that the CML do in bringing the industry together, specifically in their role acting as the voice of the mortgage industry in the UK. CRL is committed to working with mortgage lenders to ensure that the best possible structural insurance options are available to all residential mortgage customers in the UK.”
020 7127 5198
www.c-r-l.com VELUX® hits the road with national tour
Leading roof window manufacturer, the VELUX Group, is on the road to unveil its new white-painted roof window range to customers. The VELUX 2016 Tour will visit 250 venues across the UK from until late July to give installers and suppliers a first look at the new white-painted roof window range, developed to meet contemporary demand for an alternative to traditional pine. Installers attending the event can win over £75,000 of rewards and prizes on the day including a brand new Vauxhall Vivaro van worth over £20,000, Makita Drill Sets and iPad minis. Everyone who pre- registers and attends an event will receive an instant win scratch card with a guaranteed VELUX Reward worth between £5 and £50. For every VELUX white-painted roof window bought in April and May, customers will receive £25 worth of reward vouchers, redeemable at M&S, Argos, Pizza Express, Thomas Cook and Ticketmaster. The new white-painted roof window range from Velux will be available nationwide from April. To find your nearest event or to pre-register attendance visit the website.
01592 778 225
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