Firstly, let us start by wishing you a Happy New Year, we hope that 2021 is healthy and prosperous for you and your loved ones.
Over the last few months, we have been frequently been asked, if now is the right time to plan a home renovation? and our answer, if you have the budget is, YES!
2020 saw UK residents spending the vast majority of their work and spare time inside their homes due to national lockdowns and restrictions, we adapted our working lives into the walls of the places we reside, and it never felt like a better time to undertake improvements to our surroundings.
We created temporary offices in garden sheds, and unoccupied bedrooms and adapted as best we could to find a quiet and serene place to work.
As we navigate our way out of the pandemic companies are throwing the traditional working rule book out of the window when it comes to being in an office 9am-5pm. Employees are relocating from city to country and relishing the flexibility of remote working. This new way of life is set to continue and being comfortable and happy at home has never been so important.
Whether you have invested in property during these past months, found your forever home, or need an extensive renovation, now is the time to start initial discussions on design requirements and feasibility. Every successful property renovation is the result of precision planning and execution which requires valuable time.
You might have some ideas about renovation or need a steer on what might be possible, you may even be considering a property you’ve viewed online and wonder if it’s financially viable for future sale after renovation. We would be happy to view the property, advise accordingly, and guide you through the build process.
We are on-hand to answer any of your queries and relish taking on complex builds and renovations. We are a family business based in Forest Row, East Sussex, and undertake projects in London and the South East of England. Give us a call on 07870482254 or drop us an email info@amly.co.uk to discuss your project with no obligation.
