Savants, a UK-based group of leading business support providers, is offering a range of services to businesses and individuals, especially to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Savants is renowned for their excellent services and consultancy offered in Business Restructuring, Turnaround Specialists, Insolvency Services, Management Consultancy, Finance and Capital, Startup Finance and Package, Claim R&D Tax Credit, Pension Advisory Services and many more. Their team consists of skilled and experienced business consultants who are competent and proficient in their work.

Savants strongly believe that the vast majority of business failures occur not because of the intent but because of the lack of consulting and skills needed to be successful. The company is offering business consulting services to SMEs across the UK, to avoid financial and management disasters and to save the company from harmful negotiations and illegal proceedings. The team not only works out a logical plan with strategy but also provides the calming hand needed during the tough times of the pandemic.

The company works along with the business owners, their advisors, and management staff to craft the best strategy and provides them with the best information and support, which is needed to formulate the path forward.

The company offers personalised services to SMEs and helps their business bloom and thrive within the local community. The company is proud of fostering a healthy work environment, encouraging the employees to be true to their work and also employs a range of employees from every racial background and religious belief.

For more information about the services offered by Savants, visit: https://savants.co.uk/

About the Company:

Savants is an independent advisory firm specialising in corporate recovery, and corporate and personal insolvency. The company offer advice on insolvency procedures to companies, partnerships and sole traders. The team of licenced insolvency practitioners guide clients through the process and the options available to them. The company deal with matters in a factual, straightforward manner, helping clients to make informed decisions and driving the process efficiently and cost-effectively.

WeCutFoam, based in Silicon Valley, CA, a service provider of foam cutting, machining and prototyping, is expending its services now including also fabrication of foam architectural shapes and crown molding, especially for construction, renovations and architectural companies.

WeCutFoam is a subsidiary company of Foamlinx LLC, a designer and manufacturer of CNC foam cutting machines and foam sign cutters since 2001. WeCutFoam typically produces logo, letters, signs, exhibits, displays and prototypes; however, recently due to the high market demand with a boom in construction, the company now fabricates architectural shapes, including crown moldings, columns, arches, balusters, pillars, caps and bases, medallions, pediments and flowers, sills, door and window trims, fire place and monument signs.

The crown moldings are made of EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) or XPS (Extruded Polystyrene) foam and are produced on a CNC hot wire foam cutting machine. Other architectural shapes can be machined on the CNC router milling machines. The moldings are used as a decorative trim to line the area where the ceiling meets the wall. WeCutFoam fabricates any type or style, from streamlined and simple moldings to formal and dramatic ones, and even a very detailed decorated ones. The company creates any custom style that will make the transition from walls to ceilings smooth yet noticeable, artistic and decorative. The end user – contractor, architect or home owner can cover it with wood, or with stucco.

“We are ecstatic to be able to offer yet another service to our customers as we constantly aim to innovate and expend our business, listening to our customers’ needs” says Sigal Barnea, Co-Owner. Sigal continued to say “Our customers are our guide and compass. We received many inquiries recently for cutting and machining architectural shapes from various contractors and construction companies who mentioned they were looking for a fast and reliable solution to supply these products, and we just love and are used to the challenges of tight deadline schedules”

At the end of the day, the adorning architectural details and moldings can make or break a room. Each step of the process – From CAD (Computer Aided Design) software, to calibrated & maintained CNC machines, to the coating and finishing of the products are all backed by the experts at WeCutFoam.

WeCutFoam recommends using various foam materials for molding and accents for their ease of use in installation, modification, and lightweight nature. Foam is inherently resistant to moisture / water damage, direct sunlight, as well as compression, thus making it the ideal, cost effective alternative to wood and fiberboards like MDF. EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) is noted as the preferred substrate for all stucco and EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems) as it combines nearly unlimited design potential while keeping its material strength and durability.

For more information on WeCutFoam, visit www.wecutfoam.com, call 408-454-6163 / Toll Free 866-664-9311, or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

About WeCutFoam

WeCutFoam specializes in custom cutting shapes out of almost any type of foam, wood, plastics and light metals. The company creates props for movie sets and theaters, dimensional signs, stage letters, logos, architectural shapes, museum exhibits, trade shows displays, prototypes, sculptures and more. Projects created can be from few inches to full scale 3D shapes like race cars, planes, boats and props up to 20' long and more.

Listen to these HVAC experts: make sure your HVAC system is properly maintained!

Atlanta, GA - USA | July 28, 2020 -- Spring has sprung, and the weather is finally getting nicer. Beautiful days are upon us, the trees are in bloom, and if it weren’t for the COVID-19 epidemic, we’d be spending a lot more time outside.

The seasons change every year, and yet every year, there’s someone whose HVAC system breaks down during the hot summer months because they didn’t get proper maintenance done.

Listen to these HVAC experts: make sure your HVAC system is properly maintained!

“Most HVAC problems arise because nobody was looking at the symptoms before they became major problems,” says Frank Mutz, President and CEO of Moncrief Heating & Air Conditioning. “If people just had a trained eye to look at their systems, we’d be seeing much fewer system breakdowns during critical times.

The Mutz family has been running Moncrief Heating & Air Conditioning for decades, and during that time, they have cemented themselves as Atlanta’s premier heating and cooling experts. Frank Mutz himself is a certified master electrician, a master plumber, and a conditioned air expert; his team works with everything from air heating, geothermal systems, water heating, ductwork, and much more.

“On a brutally hot summer day, the cooling system in your home has to work extra hard to keep your house comfortable,” Mr. Mutz explains. “When your AC is running at the red line, it could completely blow! Now you’ve got a sweltering hot home, and you gotta pay a steep repair bill or fix it. These things are, in many cases, completely avoidable just by doing your yearly maintenance!”

We asked Frank what homeowners can do to prevent these issues.

“Replace your air filters, clear out dust and debris from the system, and make sure the area around your air conditioning unit is clear of leaves, grass, rocks, and anything else that could get in the way of air flow,” explains Frank. “Next, have a trained HVAC contractor take a look at your system and tune up what needs to be tuned up.”

“We’re offering two specials, both to help homeowners and business owners keep their HVAC systems up and running. We want to make it easy and affordable for everyone in the Atlanta area to keep their living and working spaces comfortable.”

“Our first special is geared toward Atlanta homeowners. We’re offering 40% off a Spring Tune Up. We’ll inspect, clean, and maintain your cooling system to get it ready for winter. Much less expensive than a repair bill, and you get to be comfortable all summer long.”

“Our second special is a free $50 off our Total Service Care Plan. In this plan, we take care of your system year round. Our best-in-class maintenance plan helps prevent heating and cooling emergencies all year round by maximizing equipment reliability and energy efficiency.”

Check them out at https://www.moncriefair.com and start preparing for the summer!

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Downtown Los Angeles, CA, USA, July 29, 2020 -- Andrew Jones Auctions achieved phenomenal results across multiple categories in its Design for the Home & Garden auction held online, July 26th. The auction was 95 percent sold and grossed $1.6 million. The top lot was a spectacular still life oil on canvas painting by Nicolai Fechin (Russian, 1881-1955). It changed hands for $262,500.

Bidding for the circa 1925 painting, titled Still life with flowers and fruit, opened above the high estimate figure of $100,000 and quickly climbed to its final selling price. Fechin was a master of color and composition. The painting was from the collection of Mary and Lou Silver from Indian Wells, California. Most lots in the 261-lot auction were from the Silvers’ outstanding collection.

The Silver collection included important fine art, sculpture, micro mosaics, antiques, art glass, design and a Steinway grand piano. Also offered were items from the estate of Ruth Harvey of Bel Air, California and fine silver and antiques from a Northern California estate. Various fine art selections and exquisite objects struck a chord with decorators, collectors and millennials.

“We are grateful that, as a small and nimble business with steadfast clients, we have been able to adapt and bring important, researched works to the market in a more virtual manner,” said Andrew Jones, president and CEO of Andrew Jones Auctions. He added, “The interest garnered and the prices reached are very encouraging. Pivoting to online-only auctions has not hurt us.”

To prepare for this auction, Andrew Jones Auctions decided to open for preview by appointment only for three days. “We restricted the number of clients that could be in the gallery to four at a time and took every precaution including temperature checks, mask requirements, hand sanitizer and constant surface cleaning,” Mr. Jones said. “All in all, clients were delighted to be able to preview and were impressed with the lengths we went to, to protect the health and safety of all.”

With no in-room audience, a full complement of phone bidders stationed on distanced tables and active online platforms brought in buyers from around the world. Around 3,500 people registered to bid online, via AndrewJonesAuctions.com, Invaluable.com and LiveAuctioneers.com. In addition, 200 in-house registrations for absentee and telephone bidding were also recorded.

Following are additional highlights from the auction. All prices quoted include a sliding scale buyer’s premium.

The sale realized consistently strong results from start to finish. The collection of Mary and Lou Silver featured an impressive Italian micro mosaic table top attributed to 19th century mosaicist Cesare Roccheggiani ($45,000); a Marc Lalique glass ‘Cactus’ center table ($42,500) and a vibrant indoor scene by Helen Maria Turner titled Meditating by the Window ($40,000).

Fine silver shone with an impressive pair of trays by the master silversmith Paul Storr engraved with an elaborate coat of arms from the estate of Ruth Harvey, making $30,000 and $27,500, respectively. Also, a Roman marble bust of a barbarian from a private London collector doubled its presale high estimate, selling for a respectable $50,000.

A collection of early English silver from a California estate was led by a rare set of four George II tumbler cups by Edward Feline, London, which made $13,750. The same estate saw a set of six George III weighted candlesticks by John Carter bring $13,750. From another owner, an Indian Colonial five-piece tea and coffee service commanded $10,000.

Andrew Jones Auctions’ next big event will be a Fine Jewelry, Watches and Timepieces Auction slated for Tuesday, Sept. 15. Included will be additional offerings from the Mary and Lou Silver collection, to include dazzling pieces by Jorge Adeler, Asprey, Buccellati, Bulgari, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Petochi, Van Cleef & Arpels, David Yurman and many others.

Andrew Jones Auctions is always accepting quality consignments for future auctions. To inquire about consigning a single piece, an estate or a collection, you can call them at 213-748-8008; or, you can send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. To learn more about Andrew Jones Auctions and the upcoming auction on Sept. 15, auction, visit www.AndrewJonesAuctions.com.

About Andrew Jones Auctions:
Andrew Jones Auctions opened in summer 2018 and is the only full-service fine art and antiques auction house in downtown Los Angeles. The staff has a wealth of knowledge and international experience, having worked for many years at major auction houses in America and Europe, scouring property from across North America. The firm’s auctions are diverse and eclectic and feature fine items in many collecting categories spanning the 16th through the 21st centuries. For more information, visit www.andrewjonesauctions.com.

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