Partner Article
Home 2 Office celebrates ‘most successful first quarter’
A renowned Knowsley-based water cooler supplier has reported its most successful first quarter to date after securing numerous new contracts and retainers.
Since its establishment in 2004, Home 2 Office Water Coolers has been building on its ever-growing client base, working towards being one of the largest independent water cooler companies in the North West.
Managing Director Steve Wrest believes that the ‘surge in success’ follows the increased number of new business openings across Merseyside, Cheshire and Manchester together with Home 2 Office’s ‘budding profile’ within the water industry.
Steve said: “We are overjoyed that 2015 is off to such a great start, as not only have we welcomed many new customers, our loyal client base is stronger than ever.
“It’s evident that this is our most successful first quarter ever, as we currently hold a 95% retainer rate and now manage more than 2,000 clients ranging from SMEs to retail giants.“
Home 2 Office specialises in the supply of mineral water, coolers, mains-fed water coolers, hot drink vending supplies and natural bottled mineral water. Due to its prominence within the industry, the company has affiliations with both small and large scale businesses, leading retailers and sports clubs including Liverpool and Knowsley Chambers, NIKE Liverpool ONE, Warrington Wolves, St Helens Rugby Club, Missguided and Liverpool Echo Arena.
Steve added: “We aim to provide suitable solutions that meet all of our clients’ specific requirements, and then deliver the goods in a manner that encourages long-lasting business and personal relationships.
“This busy period means that we are achieving our objectives to a high level, which prompts us to maintain our company reputation and stance throughout the foreseeable future - long may the success continue.“
For more information about Home 2 Office Water Coolers call 0800 458 1029.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jack Woods .
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