Appointments with Bristol, Bath or Exeter Mortgages Online
Caz Blake-Symes • March 19, 2020
Changes in how we meet our clients.
In order to comply with recent Government guidelines regarding COVID-19, we are changing some of our consultation arrangements.
Appointments in our offices.
Where possible, we are limiting face-to-face appointments in our offices at Henleaze House in Bristol, Gay Street in Bath and Fore Street in Topsham. Of course, if you have an existing appointment booked and you are well, we will of course honour that booking.
IF YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND YOUR CONSULTATION.
Home Visits
To protect both our staff and clients, we will not be offering any appointments based in clients’ homes or offices.
Appointment Methods
We anticipate that the vast majority of our appointments will be carried out over the phone with supporting/follow up emails.
Likewise, we can also make Skype appointments.
If you have any queries whatsoever, please contact us on one of the numbers below.
Bristol office 0117 325 1511, Bath office 01225 584 888 or Exeter office 01392 690 888
Or, please call your adviser directly on his mobile number if you have been given it.
On behalf of all the team, we can assure you of our best attention at all time
Phil Clark
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