Now Ayrshire Radio’s Business Insights Podcast

Easton Group director, Steven Easton, recently sat down with Elliot Boyce on Ayrshire Insights (broadcast on Now Ayrshire Radio) to discuss our business journey and vision for the future.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Steven reflects on how the Easton Group transitioned from its origins as a traditional family business into a dynamic, multi-sector family of businesses, with operations spanning residential housing, commercial property, and private investments aimed at empowering local enterprise.

A key focus of the episode is the story behind Green Home Systems, the energy efficiency enterprise co-founded by Steven and Peter Easton. Steven unpacks both the opportunities and the practical challenges of scaling a business dedicated to retrofitting homes, combating fuel poverty, and helping Scotland achieve its net-zero goals.

The discussion also turns to our latest ventures, including Andrew Wright Windows and Atlantis Tiles, illustrating how the Group continuously seeks new avenues to invest in Ayrshire’s vibrant high streets and business ecosystem.

At the heart of the conversation is the ethos that underpins everything we do. Guided by our family mantra, “We Find A Way,” Steven explains how resilience, entrepreneurial spirit, and a long-term commitment to our local community shape every strategic decision we make.

Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned business person, or simply passionate about the future of Ayrshire’s economy, this episode offers an engaging, honest look into building a sustainable business legacy.

Listen to the full episode on Spotify or on YouTube via Now Ayrshire Radio.

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