The firm has recently invested £2.6 million into developing its services across the UK and the US in the construction, healthcare and power engineering sectors.

Approximately 64% of carbon emissions were a result of electricity used and fossil fuels burned during the production process, whilst the presence of naturally occurring organic carbon in clays, or the thermal decomposition of limestone, chalk and fossils accounted for a total of 31%.

The Stafordshire based firm decided to bring all of its operations under one brand name and increase the range of services on offer to make the organisations ethos more clear to customers.

The Cut the Vat Coalition is made up of over 60 charities, trade associations and business groups, all campaigning for reduction in VAT to reduce the cost of living, improve the economy and enable homeowners to make their homes more energy efficient.