TrustMark Press Releases
TrustMark Welcomes Ed Davey to DECC
Chris Huhne has been a strong environmental advocate in Government. However, TrustMark is particularly pleased to see Ed Davey at the helm of the Department for Energy and Climate Change and now in control of the Green Deal. It is a good choice of Minister.
Magnet Express - New Store Concept
New Magnet Express stores are opening across the UK offering local residents a brand new concept in kitchens which will be installed by TrustMark approved firms.
Joined-up thinking will determine whether the Green Deal withers or flourishes, argues TrustMark Chairman, Liz Male.
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.
As a member of a reputable organisation and scheme, you already recognise the benefit of joining initiatives that are beneficial to your company.
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 Essex have insurance, health & safety practices and offers Insurance guaranteed backed warranties.
Choose the quote which offers in writing best value for money, taking into account not only price but also their timescales to start and finish the work together with local recommendations requesting contact names of local customers so you can ask them about the tradesman / firm you're considering.
Abbe to Bars | Bart to Blas | Bobb to Broa | Broc to Chat | Chel to Cook | Coop to Dewe | Dodd to Farm | Farn to Gain | Gall to Grea | Grea to Hare | Hare to HIGH | Hill to Jank | Jasp to Leig | Leve to Litt | Litt to Mash | Matc to Naze | Naze to Pagl | Pagl to Pott | Powe to Roun | Roun to Smit | Smyt to Stew | Stew to They | They to Tye | Tye to Wick | Wick to Youn