Solaglas windowcare granted patron supplier status to the British hospitality association

Date: 24 June 2009
Source: www.solaglaswindowcare.co.uk

Date: 24 June 2009

National emergency glazing company Solaglas Windowcare is pleased to announce that it has become a patron supplier to the prestigious British Hospitality Association (BHA).

Part of the Saint-Gobain Group, the company has been granted Patron Supplier status by the BHA which represents some 9,000 hotels, 11,000 restaurants and 19,000 contract catering units.



"We are delighted to welcome Solaglas Windowcare as a patron supplier", said Bob Cotton, chief executive of the BHA. "This is one more invaluable service that our patron suppliers provide to our members. Their service is vital in times of urgent need and I’m sure will be much appreciated by members," he added.



The successful application to join the BHA further boosts Solaglas Windowcare’s profile as the business seeks to extend its reach into the retail and commercial market. Managing director, Ian Davy said: “Now, more than ever retailers are looking for an efficient service to ensure damage to their premises is secured quickly and repairs made to the highest standards – ensuring the safety of staff and customers. In the current economic climate, it is also important that damage to plate glass does not inconvenience guests or interrupts normal operations too much.”



Solaglas Windowcare employs 340 people serving commercial sector clients through a nationwide network of highly skilled, directly employed engineers and glaziers from Its UK-based contact centre and factory, with the support of bespoke real-time workflow system. For more information, visit www.solaglaswindowcare.co.uk.



ENDS

Media contact Nigel Charlesworth,

The Smart Agency T. 0870 403 6499 M. 07964 900 861 E. Nigel@thesmartagency.co.uk

Images of MD Ian Davy are available from Nigel Charlesworth 07964 900 861.



About Solaglas Windowcare

Solaglas Windowcare is the industry leader in the repair, replacement and refurbishment of windows and doors on behalf of insurance companies, commercial and public sector clients, making major savings compared to equivalent replacement costs.

Emergency Helpline: 0870 242 7379 or, email sales.team@solaglaswindowcare.co.uk.



Solaglas Windowcare operates in sectors:

• Insurance Services

• Commercial Glazing • Maintenance Services

• Call Management



About the British Hospitality Association

Established in 1907, the BHA is the national trade association for the hospitality industry. The BHA works for its members within government circles and beyond, promoting and protecting the interests of all operators in the industry - from the largest multi-national to the smallest independent. It ensures their voice is heard at local, national and international levels, influencing key industry decision makers and helping to shape policy and minimise the burden of new legislation. This work highlights to those in power the hospitality industry’s contribution to the UK economy. Patron Suppliers provide members with an ever-widening range of goods and services at prices which would not be possible for most individual members to obtain themselves.

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