Pete Finn

You go out, it doesn't mean you just pick one of them and get the cost of one of them.

You go, you get two or three costs off different people, and you know you can get that contractor to come.

It's usually somewhere between eight and 10 weeks of a waiting time, which is actually not that bad in the current times.

And you've got a lot of peace of mind.

You can do the one-stop shop as well, which gives you even more peace of mind.

which is where they'll come in and they'll manage a package of grant works.

And it will be checked.

It will be checked.

There's no doubt about that.

And again, the contractors are used to doing this.

They know it's going to be checked and they will do it to the level of work that's required.

So that gives homeowners an awful lot of peace of mind, knowing that they're getting the work done and they are going to get the grant.

Yes, I know you have to pay money to get it, but you're getting the grant back.

If you're getting...

like 20 or 30 grand's worth of grants and it's costing you 40 or 60 grand to get it done, you're still getting the money back.

So you're getting 40 grand's worth of work for 20 grand's, you know, worth of paying for 20 grand.

It makes sense in any man's language.