The orangery and conservatory market is set to be one of the key areas for growth in the next 12 months. It has been proven that homeowners really connect when a proposed installation is presented as a bespoke visualisation. Taking the hassle out of producing individual visualisations for customers, Giles Hayhurst of Bradley Giles has launched a new orangery and conservatory drawing service.
Giles explains: “An installer’s orangery roof or conservatory supplier can often provide drawings but there can be disadvantages. They take too long to be sent; they have your supplier’s name on them; they’re more like technical drawings for ordering and they don’t have your company name or logo on them. We are able to provide a bespoke solution that is individual to your potential customer.”
The process is simple. Send Bradley Giles a sketch via email, you can draw freehand and then take a picture of your sketch using your phone. Bradley Giles will then create the drawing for you. Drawings will be emailed back within 48 hrs (often less than 24 hrs). They can have your name/logo on them. They are sales drawings designed to excite your customer.
Prices for the service start from £30+VAT for a ‘standard’ conservatory and £50+VAT for a ‘standard’ orangery. Upgrade options are available including superimposing the orangery or conservatory onto a house. For more details please call Giles on 01285 656957 or email: gbhayhurst@btconnect.com.
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