TrustMark Press Releases
Don't Get Blown Off Course by Rogue Traders
With more stormy and cold weather predicted for the UK, TrustMark, the Government endorsed quality mark for tradesmen, is urging homeowners to be aware of rogue traders offering to do property repair work and to only use reputable and honest companies.
TrustMark Licences First Associate Member – Redland
TrustMark, the Government endorsed quality mark for tradesmen, has signed up its first Associate Member, Redland, the UK's leading roofing material manufacturer. The membership is in alliance with Redland's Select network of roofing contractors, who are also TrustMark accredited.
TrustMark has decided to build on the success of its quality
mark by introducing an
Associate Membership for manufacturers, distributors and
wholesalers of products relating to the domestic repair,
maintenance and improvement sector.
Certass - New Glazing Certifier
Certass has been approved by TrustMark as a new scheme operator for the glazing and conservatory trades, and to help sign up firms to the Government endorsed quality mark, which helps consumers find reliable and trustworthy local tradesmen.
Certass brings more than 1200 new glazing firms into the TrustMark scheme and it will continue to add further members firms over the coming months.
2011 Dulux Select Decorator of the Year Announced
Wayne de Wet is Grand Winner
Ten Ways to Add Value to Your Home
Invest in key renovations that will help maximise the value of your home.
TrustMark Tradesmen are guaranteed to carry out good quality emergency repairs, maintenance and improvements to your house and home, on budget and with guarantees. TrustMark is supported by the building industry and consumer protection organisations.
TrustMark Tradesmen in Durham have insurance, health & safety practices and offers Insurance guaranteed backed warranties.
The cost to a firm of joining TrustMark should not affect the price you are quoted. We recommend that you get at least three quotes for the work you want done - and don't automatically assume the cheapest is always the best. If a tradesman claims to be able to a job very cheaply, or will give you a discount for cash, treat them with the utmost suspicion.
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