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Our Story
July 2026 sees us four years in, TRG has grown steadily and deliberately building not just revenue, but reputation. Along the way, we’ve expanded both our client base and our collective skillset, including a standout moment: Kate, our team manager, being named Claims Technician of the Year 2026.
Our growth hasn’t just been internal. We’ve identified—and stepped into—a major gap in the market. With over 3 million UK homes fitted with stoves and no dedicated national network to support them, TRG has developed a specialist, nationwide solution. Our stove network now enables insurers to offer policyholders a seamless service: from survey and validation reports to repair and replacement—all under one roof.
Recognition followed quickly. From being shortlisted locally in Bolton and taking home the Regional Business of the Year, we proved early on that belief and a bit of bravery go a long way. The journey hasn’t been without the occasional “close but not quite” moment (Wembley 2023 still stings a little), but each experience strengthened both our resolve and our reputation.
By December 2024, things had clicked. At the SME National Business Awards in London, TRG proudly took home Gold for Best New Business—a milestone that felt less like a peak and more like a launchpad.
Since then, we’ve continued to evolve industry accreditations, a growing and increasingly qualified team, and a shift to hybrid working that’s boosted collaboration and culture in equal measure.
Now in 2026, we’re bigger, better, and still hungry. Reflecting with pride but looking firmly ahead, we know one thing for certain—the best of TRG is still to come.
British Damage Management Association Annual Conference
Fabulous to see our very own Team leader pick up a national award at the British Damage Management Association annual conference'. All at The Restoration Group are so proud of her achievement'
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Charity Support
Tidying up one of our larger storage facilities today we took the decision to offer some 60 Transit Blankets to our local 'Homeless Aid' charity who readily and gratefully accepted them.
We know those blankets will, over winter, offer vital lifesaving protection against severe weather and hypothermia. And hopefully, bring a sense of humanity too'.
BDMA - 2026 Article
As a past chairman of the BDMA our MD understandably feels strongly about the importance of capability and inclusion when shaping the BDMA’s future and, was therefore delighted when asked to submit an article reflecting his thought on that topic.
ENVIRONMENTAL / SUSTAINABILITY FINALIST - 2025
TGR are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted as finalist in the Bolton News Environmental/Sustainability Awards 2025.
SILVER SPONSER & JUDGE - 2025
We are delighted to be asked to both Sponsor and Judge the SME National Business Awards 2025
BEST NEW BUSINESS GOLD AWARD WINNER - 2024
We are absolutely delighted to announce that The Restoration Group took the Gold Award for ‘Best New Business’ at the London SME Business Awards on Friday. Amidst the business worlds great and good our MD proudly collected what is for us a very real confirmation that whilst raising profiles and increasing business visibility are important, delivering sustainably innovative services to our clients will always be top on our agenda.
TRG - Driving Principles
Low Carbon Emissions
Engaging Third Sector Re-Use & Re-Cycle
Indigenous Technicians & Craftsmen
Landfill sites are bursting at the seams and, the 3 biggest issues within these sites; toxins, leachate & greenhouse gases are, inevitably, having huge environmental impacts on society as a whole. The NGO WRAP (Waste and Resource Action Programme) estimates there are some 400,000 tonnes of carpet and 22 million items of furniture estimated at 670,000 tonnes discarded every year and most of it going to landfill. For these reasons TRG’s drive to recycle; upcycle & restore has to remain firmly on our ‘agenda for change’.
Indigenous Technicians & Craftsmen
Engaging Third Sector Re-Use & Re-Cycle
Indigenous Technicians & Craftsmen
Using local tradesmen wherever possible to support both client and customer needs is critical if we are to minimise travel time, respond more quickly to appointment times, improve end to end customer journeys and, reduce carbon emissions however, the investment in local skills has additional benefits such as ensuring local communities are revitalised, whilst local economies can grow and, local wealth can re-circulate.
Engaging Third Sector Re-Use & Re-Cycle
Engaging Third Sector Re-Use & Re-Cycle
Engaging Third Sector Re-Use & Re-Cycle
Growing our sustainable challenge is a guiding principle and this is supported by developing our B2B relationship with ethical companies such as the British Heart Foundation and the Salvation Army who remain keen to recycle a number of the sofa and furniture items we inspect and cannot restore. This policy step change is critical to supporting local communities and national ideals.
Our Clients
