Archive for November, 2009

Nov4

Frequently asked questions by Hazlemere customers

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Here at Hazlemere we not only pride ourselves on our transparency and honesty, we encourage it with our customers too.

In order for us to maintain strong working relationships and indelible trust within a competitive market, we implore anyone who’s considering using Hazlemere to ask us the questions that instill confidence in our products, service and staff – ultimately giving you peace of mind.

So, that’s why we’ve complied our most frequently asked questions that apply at all stages of the procurement process, but more importantly, have helped thousands of people to make major decisions when considering home improvements. Here’s our top dozen – we hope that we’ve answered some of yours too….

1 – Has the company got a proven trading record?
A family…

Nov3

Sad about the old wooden sash windows at Stoke Park

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I recently had the privilege of having dinner in the very grand restauarant at Stoke Park. The quality of the food, its presentation and service was exceptionally high, and a real treat in wonderful surroundings. Having been given a window seat, the only thing that was not of a high standard was the large single glazed draughty vertical wooden sash windows. I am sure this is to do with Stoke Park being a listed building, but given the huge size of the windows, I could not help thinking how much heat and energy was escaping through them, given the enormous numbers of windows in this wonderful period property, which along with the adjacent Stoke Park Golf Club in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, are famously known as…

Nov2

Important questions to ask double glazing installers

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There are some key important questions you should ask double glazing installers before buying double glazing and deciding which company is not only the best one for you and your property, but also for your long term peace of mind. I recently read a very helpful online article by James Sytinuyikia on the Real Estate Pro Articles website on this topic. According to this website, James has over fifteen years experience as a consumer rights advisor, and I would agree with everything he advises, as it is so important for consumers to ensure they do not fall for any unscrupulous selling techniques sadly still employed by some double glazing salesmen.

Anyhow here is a summary of James’ questions to ask before buying double glazing…

Nov1

Is the grub available in Beaconsfield up to the task?

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The variety and quality/cost of take away and restuarant food in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire has changed considerably over the last decade, with many food businesses coming and going, partcularly pubs, although to be fair many have been replaced by decent restaurants.

Beaconsfield New Town used to have the legendy “Earl of Beaconsfield” public house (where Waitrose now is), and also the “Beech Tree” pub in Maxwell Road (now Vodka Revolution), whereas the Old Town has lost the Old Hare pub (now Zizi’s), the George Hotel (now the Crazy Bear), the Prince of Wales (now the Old Bengal Indian restauarnt) and the White Horse pub (now Loch Fyne).

The question is, have all the many changes over the last ten years improved the quality, choice and value…