Sash Window Company Invests In New Fleet To Manage Post Brexit Demand

Feb 24, 2020

A London window company is seeing a boom in demand in the wake of Brexit and has increased their fleet to compensate.

London, United Kingdom - February 24, 2020 / / —

Mortice & Green, a sash window repair and replacement company in London, has made a new investment to keep up with a growing level of demand in the wake of Brexit. The company has purchased a brand new fleet of Ford transit custom vans.

The company believes that this is a clear sign that concerns about a potential recession have been blown out the water. Indeed, the business has seen no decline in business and is actually experiencing the opposite effect.

According to Mortice & Green, this is due to none of their competitors operating their own workshop facilities, instead purchasing windows from within the EU. Indeed, Mortice & Green have never experienced such a high level of demand with more clients searching for manufacturers operating on British soil.

Many sash window companies operating in the UK are now facing significant concerns over import duties on any windows that are imported within the EU. As such, the future looks bright for UK based manufacturing companies like Mortice & Green that will not face this issue.

Indeed the increase in demand is so significant that the small London based company is growing their fleet with a further eight vehicles being used. Mortice & Green are keen to reiterate this seems like clear evidence of a more positive impact on British manufacturing from Brexit.

About Mortice & Green

Mortice & Green strive to ensure that they provide a fantastic service that all customers can count on and trust. Their aim is to ensure that clients feel completely taken care of with a quality solution that they need. Using the latest tools and innovative technology, Mortice & Green ensures that their window repairs will stand the test of time and they guarantee their work for a period of between 3 and 25 years.

The business is constantly seeking ways to improve their service. With the investment in a larger fleet, the company believes they will be able to offer a faster turnaround and ensure a more rapid solution to all clients. The company is able to do this due to an in-house solution operating on British soil. As such, the company is in a perfect position to thrive in a post-Brexit world. The company is delighted with the response from their customers and the new levels of demand.

More information on the business can be found on the company website. Alternatively, the business can be contacted directly using the information provided below.

592 London Road,
Isleworth,
London
TW7 4EY
020 7118 9191
https://morticeandgreensashwindowrepairs.co.uk/
[email protected]

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Name: Matt Greenberg
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Organization: Mortice and Green
Address: 592 London Road, Isleworth, London TW7 4EY
Phone: 020 7118 9191
Website: https://morticeandgreensashwindowrepairs.co.uk/

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