Have you ever wondered what a typical day for Storm looks like?

Every day is different, we could be surveying a historic home in Dublin and fitting secondary glazing to a church in Brighton in the same week, but one thing is for sure, we’ll see a lot of history.

There are some really early mornings and of course we press snooze. Today we woke up at 4:39 to get to the famous Royal Hospital Chelsea, something we’ve had the pleasure of working on for a while. Good strong coffee is an absolute must in the morning, especially if you’re waking up before 5am!

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We took advantage of the sunny weather and cycled to work on the beautiful Chelsea streets.

We left Warwick to drive the van to site.

Of course, we take Covid- 19 very seriously and have a lot of procedures to follow, including testing, temperature checks and social distancing.

Then after lots of hard work, which was done off camera, it’s time for lunch! Which is always a delight when Warwick is on sandwich duty, do you think he used enough avocados?

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Here is George dding the final touches to a classic sash window, sealing the unit and making sure it’s airtight for the wonderful Chelsea pensioners to enjoy and keep warm.

And after a long day’s work, it’s time for dinner!

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