Quickslide accepted as a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen

Window and door fabricator Quickslide has been accepted as a member of the prestigious Guild of Master Craftsmen after thorough and rigorous examination of its standards and procedures.

The company will not only have the right to display the Guild emblem as proof of its quality but it will also gain a listing on its national consumer lead generation site, http://www.findacraftsman.com along with other benefits.

Chairman Adrian Barraclough says the accreditation will stand as further visible proof of the standards the company has always upheld:

“Our existing customers don’t need convincing of the quality of products and service we offer but it is always reassuring to have such independent acclamation to show the rest of the world. The Guild is a highly respected body and we know from the application procedure that it doesn’t take its standards lightly so we know the emblem will mean a lot to our customers.

“This industry is all about quality companies standing apart from the rest and making that difference clear to their customers. This has always been at the heart of our own philosophy so we are delighted to have been accepted as members.”

Quickslide is best-known for its acclaimed sliding sash windows, and the company has been instrumental in bringing this former niche product into the mainstream of the retrofit and new-build markets, but it also manufactures a wide range of other styles of windows and doors for trade, commercial and domestic customers.

The Guild of Master Craftsmen is the UK’s most established trade association representing skilled tradesmen who strive for excellence in their workmanship. It represents over 500 different trades and professions and all Guild members have been assessed and vetted to earn the right to be called master craftsmen. Once accepted as members, they are required to maintain the Guild’s aims and objectives. In the event of any dispute, The Guild of Master Craftsmen has a proven procedure for conciliation.