Protectahome Go Green Whilst Expanding Vehicle Fleet
Building Services specialists Protectahome have expanded their fleet of service vehicles by adding 4 new vans to their armoury.
2810, 2014
2210, 2014
How NOT to Install a Remedial Damp Proof Course
As damp proofing specialists, over the course of our 35 years trading, we have come across countless jobs where incorrect installation has been attempted by a non-specialist contractor or a contractor claiming to be a damp proofing specialist.
1410, 2014
Protectahome Resume Structural Repair Work at Trinity Chapel as part of the £13m Redevelopment of Abertillery Town Centre
Protectahome technicians have today begun the latest phase of structural repairs at Trinity Chapel in Abertillery Town Centre. The work is a key aspect in the restoration of the chapel as part of a larger £13m redevelopment of the Town Centre.
1010, 2014
Japanese Hornets Attack Downton Abbey
An annual run hosted at the Highclere Castle Estate, the filming location of Downton Abbey, has been attacked by a swarm of hundreds of Japanese Hornets with 1 man hospitalised.
610, 2014
Protectahome Commence Work in the Royal Borough of Greenwich
Protectahome technicians have today started basement waterproofing work onsite in Greenwich,
310, 2014
Protectahome Lends Support to Rett’s Awareness Month
October is Rett’s Awareness Month and the staff at Protectahome will be offering their support and raising funds for the Rett UK charity throughout this month.
3009, 2014
Protectahome Celebrates First Anniversary in New Premises
Today marks the first anniversary of our head office relocation from Magor, to our new premises in Langstone Business Park, Newport.
2609, 2014
Protectahome Welcome Two New Employees
At Protectahome, we have welcomed two new employees to the company this month in the form of Marketing Coordinator, Gareth and Structural Technician, Joe.
509, 2014
Welsh Council Cutbacks in Pest Control
Local Authority cutbacks drive pest control measures into commercial sector. Powys County Council has announced that it is scrapping its pest control services in bid to save up to £20m. Residents will now be unable to request treatments for mice, cockroach or rats and wasp removal services will end on 26th September.
