Electrical firm named Which? Trusted Trader of the Year
Electricians in Reading, has been named Which? Trusted Trader of the Year 2016.
Based in Berkshire, Electricians in Reading provides a range of services to commercial and domestic clients. The firm, which was founded in 2012, is both an Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) member, and an Elecsa registrant.
On hearing his company had won the award, managing director Chris Gordon commented: “This is fantastic news. Electricians in Reading worked very hard to get to the Which? Awards and are we are delighted to have won this prestigious industry accolade.”
South Central deputy regional manager Phip Woodhatch of the ECA added: “We are delighted that ECA member-firm ‘Electricians in Reading’ have been recognised by Which? for their high quality work and service.
“The success of Electricians in Reading is a testament to the levels of technical capability, professionalism and expertise offered by ECA members to their clients.”
Emma Clancy, CEO of Certsure, which operates the Elecsa and NICEIC brands, commented: “The Elecsa and Which? Trusted Trader logos provide consumers with the added peace of mind that they are hiring a qualified professional they can trust. Choosing a registered electrical contractor is always a householder’s best option and we are pleased to see Electricians in Reading pick up this prestigious award.”
Paul Smith, managing director for Which? Trusted Traders, said: “It’s great to see a Which? Trusted Trader like Electricians in Reading recognised for the importance they place on putting customers at the heart of their business.”
Last year Electricians in Reading was shortlisted for the Which? Trusted Trader award, and the firm has also been named Which? Trusted Trader of the Month twice.
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