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40 APPOINTMENTS & NEWS Know you’re in safe hands with LDS


LDS Leak Detection Specialists is a leading leak detection company with a reputation that precedes them. From domestic heating, shower and mains leaks to leaks affecting multiple flats and big commercial sites, our engineers are always on hand to


provide a friendly, thorough and accurate service. Their engineers are trained in-house to be specialists in their field and they pride themselves on ensuring their customers know they’re in safe hands from the moment they contact them up until receiving a report with the findings and recommendations within 48 hours of locating their leak.


0344 809 4968 www.leakdetectionspecialists.co.uk Vent-Axia donates MVHR unit


Vent-Axia has donated a Sentinel Kinetic Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) unit to Tom and Jane Howson who are living in the award-winning Hanham Hall eco development. The MVHR unit was presented by Richard Paine, Product and Marketing Director at Vent-Axia. The unit allows Tom and Jane to re- start the innovative ventilation workshops that they have


previously been running in their local eco community. The workshops are designed to teach their neighbours how to maintain the ventilation units in their homes to help ensure good indoor air quality, avoid condensation and mould, while explaining the benefits of features like the summer bypass.


www.vent-axia.com/range/sentinel-kinetic-bh www.vent-axia.com/findyourfilter


Designer Contracts invests £500k in business


Designer Contracts starts 2022 with the news it has just completed a round of pandemic-busting spending. The Chesterfield based company, which has successfully traded throughout the coronavirus crisis, has invested £500K in the future of the business with additional racking at its national distribution centre in Kettering; and


upgrading the company’s IT systems. Said md Peter Kelsey: “Our strategy has always been to invest heavily in significant stockholding levels – and given current supply issues, this has never been more important. It gives customers the reassurance of knowing that whatever else they might struggle to source, flooring needn’t be one of them.”


01246 854 577 www.designercontracts.com Responsible Open Space Management


Meadfleet continue to be voluntary members of The Property Ombudsman Scheme (TPOS). As a responsible open space management company, Meadfleet are committed to providing long-term, quality maintenance of the areas in their care along with excellent customer


service. Meadfleet believe that consumers should be protected and were one of the first in their sector to offer access to free and independent redress, demonstrating a commitment to provide the best customer service. The Property Ombudsman Scheme are an independent, govern- ment backed body with wide ranging experience across the sector.


01438 890780 www.meadfleet.co.uk


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