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Direct Kitchens becomes a Which? Trusted Trader
Direct Kitchens are proud to be the first kitchen company in South Yorkshire to be endorsed by Which? Trusted Traders, having recently passed a rigorous assessment that recognises reputable and trustworthy traders.
To become a Which? Trusted Trader, Direct Kitchens of Ecclesfield successfully passed the endorsement process, including a visit by a professional Which? Trusted Traders assessor, with extensive trading standards experience, as well as a company credit check and random customer references.
Carl Vigrass, Managing Director of Direct Kitchens said: “We are thrilled to have earned Which? Trusted Trader status, showing we’re a reputable and credible company to work with that’s 100% customer focused.”
The endorsement enhances their reputation for reliable customer service as the kitchen company also has a score of 9.4 on review site, Trustpilot.
Paul Smith, Interim Managing Director of Which? Trusted Traders said: “We are delighted to announce Direct Kitchens as a Which? Trusted Trader. Our service gives consumers the confidence to make the right choices when it comes to skilled professionals and we’re pleased to be able to distinguish themselves from their peers. This scheme is valuable, free resource for consumers and will help banish the risk of bodge jobs.”
Which? have been testing products and services and awarding ‘Best Buy’ icons for over 50 years. The Which? Trusted Traders scheme captures this spirit to give consumers the same reassurance and peace of mind when choosing a trader.
To find out more about Direct Kitchens, please visit http://www.directkitchens.co.uk/ or call 0114 240 0158.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Levi Parol .
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