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From choosing the right windows and lights to adding plants and greenery, find out how you can improve your well-being with these home improvements.

CR Smith Manufacturing Ltd, the commercial arm of Scotland’s leading home improvements company, has signed an £8m contract with social landlord Link Group’s commercial partner C~urb.

From choosing the right windows and lights to adding plants and greenery, find out how you can improve your well-being with these home improvements.

From choosing the right windows and lights to adding plants and greenery, find out how you can improve your well-being with these home improvements.

Want to save money on your energy bills? Check out these energy saving tips ranging from turning off the lights to improving your windows and doors.

CR Smith Manufacturing Ltd, the commercial arm of Scotland’s leading home improvements company, has signed an £8m contract with social landlord Link Group’s commercial partner C~urb.

CR Smith shows intent to grow commercial business with the appointment of its first Head of Manufacturing. Joining a growing management team, Mr Bain brings more than 30 year’s experience.

As the final countdown to this month’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham begins, Scotland’s leading pursuit cyclist Kyle Gordon has sponsors CR Smith backing him all the way.

Improving the energy efficiency of our homes has never been more important. If you live in a listed building or period property with draughty windows, building regulations often prevent the installation of double glazing, which is why our bespoke secondary glazing is the ideal way to transform the comfort…

If you have just had new windows fitted, it is only natural that your thoughts will turn to curtains. Or it may be that with this year’s spring clean you want to give your windows a treat with new blinds or drapery.

Over the past two years, we have all begun to appreciate the value of our home and gardens. Our homes have become our sanctuaries and our gardens the place to escape to, relax in and enjoy the restorative powers of the outdoors.

Given a blank canvass, how would you design your front door? How do you create the perfect entrance: one that has gorgeous kerb appeal, a warm welcome and brightens up your hallway?