drakes :: Award for Swaffham Retailer

Award for Swaffham Retailer

Posted at 4:15 pm on September 10th, 2013

The Eastern Daily Press have published an article about drakes electrical winning the 'Best Independent Retailer' award in the Domestic Appliances category at the Independent Business Awards 2013.

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Accredited by

drakes are an NICEIC registered electrical contractorvisit the NICEIC website
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NICEIC registered domestic installer for work in accordance with Part P building regulations.visit the NICEIC website
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drakes are Gas Safe registered to work safely and legally on gas appliances including unvented cylindersvisit the Gas Safe website
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Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) is an internationally recognised quality assurance scheme, supported by the Department of Energy and Climate Changevisit the MCS website
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drakes are members of the Renewable Energy Association (REA)visit the REA website
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drakes are a refcom F-Gas certified company, legally entitling us to install and maintain air conditioning and heat pump systemsvisit the refcom website
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Authorised & Approved Installers for

The world’s leading provider of products and services with sustainability at their core.visit the Kingspan website
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Quality turbines designed, certified and manufactured in Great Britainvisit the Kingspan Wind website
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Market leader in evironmentally responsible heat pumps, ventilation and air conditioning systemsvisit the Daikin website
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Panasonic has created Aquarea, an innovative new, low-energy system, designed to help you enjoy ideal temperatures and hot water in your home, even with extreme outdoor temperaturesvisit the Panasonic website
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Mitsubishi Electric's Ecodan air source heat pumps provide domestic space heating and hot water using energy from the outside airvisit the Mitsubishi website
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