Ventilation
Demand for UK trades has risen sharply since the end of the first COVID lockdown. Add to this a growth in home renovation spend, and it is good news for wholesalers and electricians alike. However, despite this there are still challenges due to COVID and it is the electricians who work smarter that are more profitable.
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athrooms are a key refurbishment area and it’s vital to install a good fan to help ensure that a new bathroom isn't ruined by condensation and mould. As a result, intelligent fans are
becoming increasingly popular: they are easy to install quickly, saving time on site, while ensuring households are happy with the solution, resulting in a profitable install with fewer callbacks. Christian Rehn at National Ventilation explains more. According to BigChange’s recent ‘State of the Field Service Sector’ report,
demand for UK trades has risen 70% year-on-year since July 2020. Meanwhile, a recent survey by Houzz found that home renovation spend has grown 36% in the last year to a median £15,000. In addition, the Checkatrade ‘Home Pride Index 2021’, indicates that 79% of British homeowners think there’s still room for improvement, with redecorating the living room/bedroom/bathroom coming out on top. This is all good news for wholesalers and electricians, since when renovating a bathroom, ventilation is an essential element to include to avoid the condensation and mould which can ruin a new refurbishment project. But with a wide selection of bathroom fans to choose from, what should
Christian Rehn
wholesalers look out for when deciding what to stock? With manufacturers working hard to improve the energy efficiency, silence and comfort of bathroom fans as well as ease of installation, these are great areas to focus
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