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.
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.
Two types of trades' people fighting to win customers in this difficult environment.
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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 Somerset have insurance, health & safety practices and offers Insurance guaranteed backed warranties.
While you should not need to become an expert to ensure a good result (after all, that's what you employ a tradesperson/firm for), it can be helpful to understand some commonly used terms. A brief glossary of typical trade jargon.
Abba to Asne | Athe to Beet | Begg to Bowd | Bowe to Burr | Burr to Char | Char to Clat | Clav to Coul | Cour to Disc | Ditc to East | East to Elli | Elwo to Galh | Galm to Hard | Hard to Hens | Hens to Holy | Holy to Kein | Kenn to Lave | Lawf to Lowe | Lowe to Mars | Mars to Much | Much to Nort | Nort to Outw | Over to Pitm | Pitn to Rack | Radd to Samp | Samp to Snai | Soho to Staw | Stea to Summ | Sutt to Town | Trac to Wans | Wash to West | West to Whit | Whit to Wood | Wood to Yeov