Alpha completes £670,000 refurbishment of Newtownabbey scheme
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New kitchens, gas heating boilers, flooring, and doors have been installed by the appointed contractor Hetherington as part of the upgrade, which has taken only five months to finalise.
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Cameron Watt – Alpha Housing NI Chief Executive – said: “This is a significant and welcome upgrade project for Newtownabbey, providing four beautiful new homes for the area and has been successfully completed as part of Alpha’s development programme.
“As well as fresh, well-appointed apartments, our new residents will benefit from a convenient location. Some homes even enjoy stunning views of Cave Hill,” he continued.
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The installation of more energy efficient and environmentally friendly gas boilers will make it easier for tenants to heat their properties – but also help reduce energy bills in the long-term.
Cameron added: “At Alpha Housing we take our environmental responsibilities seriously and the heating upgrades are an important part of this. The new boilers are also good news for tenants of Glebe Road West as they will really benefit from this during the winter months.”
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Hide AdThis £670,000 project has been progressed through the Housing Executive’s (NIHE) Social Housing Development Programme. £422,000 in capital grant from NIHE has been provided, with the balance of funding provided by Alpha Housing with assistance from Danske Bank.
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