The latest Certass Trade Association members survey has found that product quality is the most important thing for homeowners, with more than 96 percent of respondents saying that product quality was extremely important or very important to their customers. Second on the list was finish of work (94 percent) and courteousness came in third at 91 percent.
Jon Vanstone, Chair at Certass Trade Association, says: “These results confirm that homeowners aren’t necessarily price-driven when they are choosing an installer to fit their new windows, doors and conservatories, though it is still an important factor.
“What’s more important to them is the quality of the products they fit in their homes, polite and friendly fitters and the high standard of work that our members offer. This is what sets the local tradesperson apart from the large, national retailers and it’s proven by the thousands of positive reviews we receive for our members from their customers. That’s why we champion local installers.”
The survey also indicates the growing trend for window installers expanding into other areas of home improvement, with 38 percent of respondents saying that they undertook extension work and 34 percent involved in roofing work.
Jon adds: “Some really interesting stats came back from this survey and these will drive our initiatives going forward, so that the package we offer to members is relevant and helps them to tackle the problems they face on a day-to-day basis.”
The organisers of the G26 Awards are delighted to reveal the shortlist for this year’s…
Careful attention to detail, exemplary workmanship, and a homeowner who couldn’t be happier have earned…
Five new door designs have been added to the Solidor range to help installers provide…
Insight Data is reporting growing demand for Salestracker, as suppliers of products and services into…
Caribbean has signed the Family Business Pledge, reinforcing its commitment to long-term relationships with its…
The latest recycling data from Morley Glass shows that the company has now generated more…