Anglian Home Improvements has begun fulfilling customer orders of one of Britain’s biggest double glazing suppliers after it crashed into administration.
The Norwich-based home improvement supplier acquired the assets of Everest 2020 - including its customer order book and brand and intellectual property - after administrators were called in to save hundreds of jobs in April.
Anglian Home Improvements is now fulfilling outstanding orders for Everest customers after agreeing a deal with administrators ReSolve.
“We started installing outstanding orders from Everest on June 3 and have completed 11 customer installations so far,” an Anglian Home Improvement spokesperson said.
“We are continuing to work through the pipeline and liaise with Everest 2020 customers to help fulfil orders where we can.”
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Headquartered in Hertfordshire and owned by Jon Moulton’s investment firm Better Capital, Everest was previously placed in pre-pack administration in June 2020, saving hundreds of jobs.
Anglian Home Improvements has pledged to carry out customer projects in full where possible.
Peter Mottershead, executive chairman of Anglian Home Improvements, said: "Having been manufacturing and installing home improvements for around 60 years, we are looking forward to helping them transform their homes.”
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