Next Generation Home Improvements Limited

Reference number: 813316

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Website, phone number and address

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In the full report: 3 background checks, 1 thing worth a closer look

  • When nghomeimprovements.co.uk first appeared online, and whether it can receive email
  • What kind of line 01773 303181 is
  • Who else gives the postcode DE5 3LT
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Other names (4)

If you were contacted under any of these names, it is this firm.

  • Next Gen Trading name: A name it trades under now.
  • Next Generation Trading name: A name it trades under now.
  • Next Gen Home Improvements Trading name: A name it trades under now.
  • NG Home Improvements Trading name: A name it trades under now.

FCA permissions and consumer protection

  • Lend or arrange credit No FSCS cover
    Consumer credit is not covered by the FSCS, so there is no compensation scheme if the firm fails.
  • Complaints Ombudsman, free
    You can refer a complaint about this firm to the Financial Ombudsman Service for free, whichever activity it relates to.
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  • Credit Broking

Limits on what they may do

  • Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 1
    VOLUNTARY APPLICATION FOR IMPOSITION OF REQUIREMENTS _____________________________________________________________________ From: Next Generation Home Improvements Limited, FRN 813316, 25 Butterley Hill, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3LT, United Kingdom To: The Financial Conduct Authority, 12 Endeavour Square, London, E20 1JN Next Generation Home Improvements Limited (“the Firm” or “NGHIL”) applies under section 55L(5)(a)1 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”) for the Financial Conduct Authority (the “FCA”) to impose the following requirement(s) (the “Requirement(s)”) on the Part 4A permission of NGHIL as set out in the terms below. Schedule Following acceptance of a disqualification undertaking issued by the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on 30 March 2020 by Daryl Richard Brown (“DRB”)(IRN:DRB01215), Director and SMF3 of NGHIL, and a further Order of the High Court of Justice (“Court Order”) made on 30 April 2020, NGHIL must take all reasonable steps to ensure that its Directors, and in particular DRB comply fully with the undertaking given to the Secretary of State and Order of the High Court attached as Annexe 1 and 2 respectively. The firm must immediately notify the FCA and provide a copy of any further Court Orders associated with DRB’s disqualification undertaking. The firm must ensure as far as is reasonably possible that DRB complies with the undertaking or any associated Court Orders. The firm must immediately notify the FCA if it suspects or otherwise becomes aware that any breach of the undertaking or associated Court Orders has occurred. The Requirements in this application are to take effect immediately on their acceptance by the FCA and notification of such to NGHIL by email. The Requirements will stay in effect until 20 April 2026 or earlier if DRB is no longer a director or controller of NGHIL. Name: Daryl Richard Brown Name: Lee Kenneth Goddard Signed: Signed: Position: Director Position: Director For and on behalf of Next Generation Home Improvements Limited Date: 19 July 2021
  • Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 4
    1.6 No credit balance upon the Claimant's loan account with the Companies shall be repaid unless (a) the Claimant first ensures that the company in question procures from its accountants a certificate that all liabilities falling due within twelve months of the date of the repayment have been paid first, or (b) by way of a dividend within a members voluntary winding up (save that such loan account may be converted into share capital); 1.7 The Claimant shall not be granted nor accept any security over the assets of the Companies; 1.8 The Claimant shall ensure that prior to the declaration of any dividend or interim dividend by any of the Companies in his favour, the company in question will procure from its accountants a certificate in writing that the dividend is one that the Companies can declare and pay under the Companies Act 2006; 1.9 The Claimant shall take all reasonable steps to procure that the Companies file all annual returns, annual accounts, VAT returns, returns in respect of PAYE and NIC and Corporation Tax returns on or before their due dates for filing; 1.10 The Claimant shall take all reasonable steps to procure that Companies shall pay all sums due to HM Customs and Excise on or before their due dates for payment; 1.11 The fact that the Claimant is subject to a Disqualification Undertaking and the existence of this Order shall be expressly referred to in all published accounts of the Companies. 2 If at any time any condition set out in paragraph 1 above is not satisfied, the permission hereby granted shall immediately cease and shall not without further Order of the Court be capable of reinstatement unless an application is made to the Court to rectify, in which case leave will continue pending the outcome of any such application. 3 The Claimant shall pay the Defendant’s costs of this application, agreed in the sum of £1,090.20, such costs to be paid by 4pm on 13 May 2020. Service: The court has provided a sealed copy of this order to the solicitors for the serving party: Cartwright King Solicitors, 63 Temple Chambers, 3 Temple Avenue, London EC4Y 0HP
  • Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 3
    Annexe 2 CLAIM NO: CR-2020-MAN-000394 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS IN MANCHESTER INSOLVENCY AND COMPANIES LIST (CHD) IN THE MATTER OF MANGUARD ELECTRICAL SECURITY LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANY DIRECTORS DISQUALIFICATION ACT 1986 BEFORE DEPUTY DISTRICT JUDGE BRIGHTWELL BETWEEN: MR DARYL RICHARD BROWN -and- Claimant THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY Defendant ORDER UPON the Application by Part 8 Claim Form dated 3 April 2020 of Daryl Richard Brown pursuant to sections 1A and 17 of the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 (“CDDA”) AND UPON reading the evidence AND UPON the Court directing that there be a remote hearing in accordance with the Remote Hearings Protocol as a result of the current pandemic AND UPON hearing Miss Carly Sandbach of Counsel for the Claimant and Mr Richard Tetlow of Counsel for the Defendant via Skype for Business IT IS ORDERED that: 1 Notwithstanding the disqualification undertaking given by the Claimant and accepted on behalf of the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on 30 March 2020, the Claimant does have permission to be and to remain a director of Ideal Alarms Limited (Ideal Alarms) (Company Number 05899239), Pemberton Security Limited (“Pemberton”) (Company Number 09298337) and Next Generation Home Improvements Limited (“Next Generation”) (Company Number 07443691) (collectively “the Companies”) on condition that: 1.1 The Claimant shall take all reasonable steps to procure that any telemarketing carried out by or behalf of the Companies (or any of them) will be done in the following way:- 1.1.1 Any calls made will be screened against the Telephone Preference Service register prior to calling; 1.2 The Claimant shall take all reasonable steps to procure that any telemarketing carried out by or behalf of the Companies (or any of them) will be done using data or permissions obtained in the following way:- 1.2.1 With the express permission of existing customers to be contacted; 1.2.2 Data to be purchased from third parties, the use of which contractually requires the permission of the consumers to have been obtained for the use of their data, and consumer data to be fully opted in; 1.2.3 An in-house suppression list to be maintained and all data to be screened against the same prior to any contact; 1.3 For the avoidance of doubt, the “telemarketing” referred to in paragraphs 1.1 and 1.2 above refers to so-called ‘cold-calling’, and does not include, or require the screening against the Telephone Preference System of calls to: 1.3.1 potential customers who have themselves contacted the company in question and/or their representatives to make enquiries of that company (and have expressly opted in to receive marketing contact); 1.3.2 potential and/or existing customers who have expressly opted in to receive marketing contact. 1.4 No agreement or contract on behalf of the Companies (or any of them) shall be signed, executed or given by fewer than two directors if the Claimant is a signatory and none of the Companies shall enter into any material contract or arrangement outside the ordinary course of its business without the permission of the Court; 1.5 The Companies shall each have at least two directors including the Claimant, such that if at any time the Claimant shall be the only director of the Companies (or any of them), he shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that another director is appointed forthwith.
  • Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 2
    Annexe 1 Reference: INV5554077 UNDERT Warning: This is an important legal document. if you are in any doubt about signing it you should obtain legal or professional advice. COMPANY DIRECTORS DISQUALIFICATION ACT 1986 (‘the CDDA’) FORM OF DISQUALIFICATION UNDERTAKING RE; MANGUARD ELECTRICAL SECURITY LIMITED (In Creditors Voluntary Liquidation) I, Daryl Richard Brown of 30 Main Street, Stonnall, WALSALL, WS9 9DU hereby undertake to the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on the basis set out in the schedule attached to this disqualification undertaking, that in accordance with section 1A of the CDDA I WILL NOT for a period of 6 years: (a) be a director of a company, act as receiver of a company’s property or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, be concerned or take part in the Promotion, formation or management of a company unless (in each case) I have the leave of the court, nor (b) act as an insolvency practitioner. The scope and effect of the disqualification undertaking that I hereby give has been explained to me in the information provided by the Insolvency Service with the notice dated 08 January 2020. In particular I understand that if I act in contravention of the above disqualification undertaking 1) I may be prosecuted for a criminal offence (Section 13 CDDA) and/or 2) I may be personally responsible for all the relevant debts of a company (Section 15 CDDA). I confirm that before signing this undertaking I have had the opportunity of obtaining legal or professional advice on its effect. Signed Daryl Richard Brown Date 30/03/2020 Accepted by Head/Deputy Head of Paralegal Team Date 30/03/2020 Note: The period of disqualification commences at the end of 21 days beginning with the day that the disqualification undertaking is accepted by the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and industrial Strategy,

FCA disciplinary action and complaints

No FCA disciplinary action.

The Financial Ombudsman Service only publishes complaint figures for firms with 30 or more new complaints in six months, so there are none here for this firm.

Companies House record

The company behind the firm: its status, age, registered office and directors.

Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Incorporated
18 November 2010 (15 years old)
Registered office
25 Butterley Hill, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3LT, England
Nature of business
  • Other specialised construction activities not elsewhere classified (SIC 43999)

Directors and company secretaries

Name Role Born Appointed Other companies
Daryl Richard Brown Director Dec 1973 18 Nov 2010 9 other companies
Lee Kenneth Goddard Director May 1981 29 Nov 2019 4 other companies

Other companies run by these 2 directors

A firm is run by people, and their other companies are their track record: what they built, what closed, and anything that failed. It is the check most people never think to make.

other companies
10
closed down
5
went insolvent
1

In the full report: all 10 companies, named

  • What each company does, and whether it is still trading
  • Which of these 2 directors sit on each board, and since when
  • The one that went into liquidation or administration
  • The 3 companies these 2 directors run together
  • All 3 people who have ever been directors, with their dates
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Filed accounts and finances

Year to 31 August 2025Small company accountsNot audited

Net assets

£741k

−33% from £1.11m

Cash at bank

£535k

+36% from £392k

Employees (average)

17

Same as 17

Owed within a year

£686k

−49% from £1.34m

Assets and liabilities

In the full report: all 7 years of accounts

  • Every year from 2019 to 2025
  • The chart, over every year
  • Every filed figure, year by year
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About these figures
Turnover
Money taken from sales in the year, before any costs.
Profit before tax
What was left after the year’s costs, before corporation tax. A minus figure is a loss.
Net assets, or total equity
Everything the company owns minus everything it owes. A minus figure means it owes more than it owns.
Total assets and total liabilities
Everything the company owns, and everything it owes, on the last day of the year. The gap between them is its net assets.
Cash at bank
Money in the company’s accounts on the last day of the year.
Owed within a year, owed after a year
Debts and bills due in the next twelve months, and those due later.

There is no turnover or profit: small companies do not have to publish them.

Accounts filed at Companies House for company 07443691. Every figure is as filed, apart from total assets and total liabilities, which are added up from filed figures. Nothing is estimated.

Key dates in its history

Next Generation Home Improvements’s history from the FCA register and Companies House, newest first.

2021

1 October 2021

  • Brown Group Holdings Limited took control (75–100% of shares)
  • Daryl Richard Brown stopped being a part-owner

Companies House

19 July 2021

  • FCA imposed a requirement (Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 1)
  • FCA imposed a requirement (Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 2)
  • FCA imposed a requirement (Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 3)
  • FCA imposed a requirement (Limitation while Daryl Richard Brown is a Director - Part 4)

FCA register

2019

25 October 2019

  • Daniel Mark Stanway stopped being a part-owner

Companies House

21 March 2019

  • Regulated by the FCA from this date
  • Became authorised by the FCA

FCA register

2016

6 April 2016

  • Daniel Mark Stanway became a part-owner (25–50% of shares)
  • Daryl Richard Brown became a part-owner (25–50% of shares)

Companies House

2010

18 November 2010

  • Incorporated at Companies House

Companies House

In the full report: all 23 events

  • All 23 events in its history (12 shown here)
  • Every director appointment and resignation: 4
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Firms connected to Next Generation Home Improvements

Other FCA-listed firms that share a director, phone number or address with Next Generation Home Improvements. A link shows who the firm is tied to, not whether either can be trusted.

connected firm
1
share its postcode
1

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  • How it is linked: the same postcode (1)
  • Who links it to this firm: the named directors, with dates
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Firms like Next Generation Home Improvements

Other firms of the same type (home improvement or trades), nearest first.

In the Derby (DE) postcode area

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  • 10 other companies its directors have run, named
  • 3 background checks on its contact details, 1 flagged
  • 7 years of accounts, charted
  • All 23 events in its history
  • 1 connected firm, named, and who links them

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Frequently asked questions about this firm

Is Next Generation Home Improvements Limited FCA authorised?
Yes, Next Generation Home Improvements Limited (FRN 813316) is authorised by the FCA to carry out regulated activities. It has held its current authorisation since March 2019 and works as a home improvement or trades. The FCA has placed 4 limits on what it may do.
What is Next Generation Home Improvements’ phone number and website?
The FCA register lists the phone number 01773 303181 and the website nghomeimprovements.co.uk for Next Generation Home Improvements. If you were given different contact details, use these to check with the firm before going any further.
Is Next Generation Home Improvements a scam or clone?
Next Generation Home Improvements is a genuine FCA-listed firm, and the FCA has published no warnings about fake versions of it. Scammers do copy real firms, though, so check that any contact details you were given match the ones on the register.
Is my money safe with Next Generation Home Improvements?
Its FCA permissions do not allow it to hold or control client money. Protection depends on which product you hold and how Next Generation Home Improvements handles your money, so check the specific product before you commit. You can also refer complaints about Next Generation Home Improvements to the Financial Ombudsman Service, free of charge.
Who owns Next Generation Home Improvements?
Next Generation Home Improvements is owned by Brown Group Holdings Limited, which holds 75–100% of shares, 75–100% of votes and can appoint and remove the board, since 1 October 2021. Before that, it was controlled by Mr Daniel Mark Stanway and Mr Daryl Richard Brown.
Who runs Next Generation Home Improvements?
Companies House lists 2 directors of Next Generation Home Improvements: Daryl Richard Brown and Lee Kenneth Goddard.
How long has Next Generation Home Improvements been in business?
The company was formed on 18 November 2010, and has held its current FCA authorisation since March 2019.
What do Next Generation Home Improvements’ latest accounts show?
Its latest accounts, to 31 August 2025, show net assets of £741k (−33% from £1.11m) and cash at bank of £535k (+36% from £392k).
Does Next Generation Home Improvements use any other names?
It trades as Next Gen, Next Generation, Next Gen Home Improvements and NG Home Improvements.

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