Firm celebrates a year of growth at Waverley showroom

Crampton & Moore managing director Robert Mooreplaceholder image
Crampton & Moore managing director Robert Moore
A TV, appliance and kitchen company is celebrating a year of successful growth following its move to a new superstore and distribution centre.

The family-owned business Crampton & Moore has seen a boost after it relocated from Ecclesfield to new premises at Waverley last November.

The move has proved to be a good one, to the delight of managing director Robert Moore who says the business has flourished at its new home.

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Mr Moore said: “We have seen growth every month over the past year, even through the summer which is normally the slowest time for this industry.

“Despite the fact that people remain worried about their finances and consumer confidence is restricted, we are happy to be able to say that the showroom is generating great interest and our range of products is defying the trend and proving extremely popular.

“Televisions continue to be our biggest seller and that is what we are best known for.

“But the white goods market - washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves and cookers - is four times bigger and we are attracting an increasingly rewarding slice of that market too.

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“Our opening here also saw the launch of our partnership with Symphony Kitchens and again the interest has justified our decision to move into this new area.”

The Waverley superstore aimed to inspire customers with the latest ideas to upgrade their homes.

In addition, the company’s online presence has made it a nationwide supplier of televisions and home cinema, refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and kitchens - with clients including Windsor Castle and 10 Downing Street - helping it reach a turnover of £32 million.

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