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Get ready for Christmas

Many customers will want small jobs doing before they entertain at Christmas, such as plastering, lightbulbs, toilet seats and log burners. A few may even consider a bathroom, toilet or kitchen refresh (although stop short of a full refurbishment) so that their home looks its best for those visitors this festive season.


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Patio and exterior doors

Demand for patio projects spikes in January and February. This is quite a large scale project, so customers want to get it done out of season so that they can enjoy their garden once the weather improves.

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January kitchen/bathroom refresh

Having guests in the house over Christmas can sometimes expose its shortcomings and January is also a time for refreshing things in general, so customers may also be looking to do larger scale work on their home, the topmost projects being a new kitchen or bathroom. This doesn’t have to be expensive: we offer a wide range to suit all budgets.

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Loft insulation, ladders and storage

This may be one of the few times of year when customers even go into their loft, but it's a given that they’ll be up there at least twice to take down and later put away their Christmas decorations. Installing a loft ladder and putting down boards to make storage simpler are a brilliant idea, but if you’re up there anyway, it makes sense to take a look at the insulation and see if it could do with improving. Insulating properly can save customers money from their heating bills and is also good for the planet.

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Paint

The most common home improvement job at this time of year is redecorating rooms. We offer a wide range of paint colours and finishes from Dulux and Crown, as well as our extensive range of Wickes paint. It’s a good idea to visit your local store and to pick up a selection of colour cards and maybe even some sample pots to show your customers.