Harvey
Chief Happiness Officer
Lives with his Mum Lynn
Harvey is Delta’s Chief Happiness Officer and takes morale, snack quality and strategic napping extremely seriously. Usually found alongside his mum Lynn, he specialises in providing emotional support, welcoming visitors and reminding the team that most complicated mortgage problems look slightly less intimidating after a biscuit.
Sniff, Nap, Cuddle, Repeat
Snack Quality Controller
About Harvey
Woof. Sit. Spin. Roll. Through the legs. Press bell for treat. Repeat. I’m Harvey – Delta’s Chief Happiness Officer, and I take my responsibilities (and snacks) very seriously. You’ll usually find me practising my tricks or keeping a close eye on anything that smells remotely like cheese. Trust me, I can detect cheddar from two postcodes away.
When I’m not showing off my skills, I’m loyally stationed by my mum, Lynn Kingsbeer (our Senior Mortgage Administrator), offering emotional support, moral encouragement, and the occasional well-timed head tilt during her calls.
Who I Help
First-time home-sniffers.
Families moving to bigger dens.
Landlords (good for pats).
Anyone who promises biscuits.
Definitely NOT cats.
My Superpowers 😄
Rapid Tail-Wag Approvals™ (no credit checks, just vibes).
Sniffing out brilliant mortgage deals and forgotten sandwich crumbs.
Warning off bad deals with a low growl.
Providing expert head tilts during complex financial discussions.
Napping under Lynn’s desk for quality assurance purposes.
My Specialisms
"Harvey and Lynn make the dream team—professional service with bonus tail wags." – Happy Homeowner.
Google review
"Would trust Harvey to fetch documents and fetch snacks. 14/10." – Approved Client.
Google review
Client Reviews
Me Outside Delta
Sea-splashing, sand-digging, tennis-ball-chasing beach enthusiast.
Unavailable for baths (please consult my solicitor).
Always up for a cuddle with Mum – no client meeting required.
Practising new tricks for future treat negotiations.
Hosting the occasional “Zoomies Hour” (it’s compulsory, sorry).
Your property could be at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage, or any debt secured on it.