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Rhodar Homeworks wins national contract with Direct Line Group
Rhodar Homeworks, the specialist housing division of Rhodar, one of the UK’s leading asbestos removal and enabling works companies, has signed a long-term framework contract with Direct Line Group to provide a nationwide service to its domestic policy holders.
The contract will see Rhodar Homeworks’ specialist team providing comprehensive sampling, testing and asbestos abatement services. It will provide a 24/7, 365 days a year service from its 14 locations across the UK.
Rhodar has previously been contracted to provide services to Direct Line Group, and this latest framework appointment underlines the company’s unrivalled industry expertise, spanning over 40 years, and the breadth of services it offers.
Rhodar Homeworks’ Customer Service Team will manage the end-to-end process for Direct Line Group’s customers, ensuring swift action and resolution of situations where suspected asbestos-containing materials are present within a property. Onsite operatives will utilise tablet-based technology to provide fully networked, paperless job planning, tracking and reporting across multiple locations simultaneously.
John Fitzgerald, Head of Rhodar Homeworks, said: “We are very proud that, following an extremely diligent tender process, Direct Line Group has chosen Rhodar Homeworks as its nationwide service provider for its domestic policy holders.
“Rhodar’s Homeworks division specialises on domestic properties making us experts in this area and, with teams across the UK, we are ready to respond to Direct Line Group’s needs nationwide.
“This latest client win confirms our position as the leading asbestos abatement services provider for domestic insurance policy holders. We look forward to working in partnership with Direct Line Group and supporting its customers.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Rhodar .
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