Citizens Advice signposts consumers to find reliable tradesmen
The Citizens Advice Bureau and TrustMark, the Government endorsed quality body, have joined forces to help homeowners find reputable tradesmen when they are looking to repair or maintain their properties.
Consumers from across the UK will now be able to search and select a TrustMark registered and inspected tradesman from the Citizens Advice website.
Homeowners in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will have the assurance that all the firm’s competences and their fair trading practices have been independently inspected and checked.
Stuart Carter, Head of Marketing at TrustMark, said: “We are always looking for better ways to increase visibility for this quality mark so we are delighted that Citizens Advice is now signposting consumers to our TrustMark registered tradesmen.
“It is important that we continue to do more joined-up working with the key agencies, independent third sector organisations, trade bodies and advisory services to help consumers make more informed decisions when hiring tradesmen to improve or repair their homes.”
Gillian Guy, chief executive at Citizens Advice, said: “TrustMark is an excellent example of the kind of creative problem prevention initiatives that we really value at Citizens Advice.”
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Posted on September 20, 2012, in Affordable housing, Building Construction Industry, Building Engineering Sector, Business, Construction, construction jobs, construction news, DIY, electrician, electrician jobs, Employment, Environment, Government, Heath and Safety, Housing Scheme, Infrastructure, Politics, t4ts, Technology, Trades, train4tradeskills, Train4TradeSkills News, UK Economy and tagged building construction industry, chief executive at Citizens Advice, City & Guilds qualified professional, electricians, employment opportunities, England, Facebook, Gas engineers, Gillian Guy, Government, Homeowners, housing associations, jobs, Northern Ireland, plumbers, politics, property maintenance, registered tradesmen, Renewable energy, Scotland, Stuart Carter from TrustMark, t4ts news, The Citizens Advice Bureau, trade bodies, trade professionals, train4tradeskills, train4tradeskills news, TrustMark, Twitter, Wales. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.













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About time, this is long overdue, if properly implemented may help to restore the reputation of the many good guys.