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Double Glazing News | Date: July 2019

Combatting the Cowboy Conundrum - DGCOS' Top Tips for Tradesmen

Cowboy installers have created a real problem for the industry. They have taken advantage of consumers’ trust and money and some of them have even put consumers’ lives at risk. It is no surprise that many installers face the challenge of generating new leads - if the consumer doesn’t trust their tradesman then they are never going to allow them into their home, are they? Fighting off a bad r…

How to Tackle the Rise in Tool Theft – DGCOS' Top Tips for Tradesmen

From having flexible working schedules to playing pranks on-site, sometimes you think there is no better job than that of a tradesman. You can make a substantial amount of money, have fun and clock off early all on the same day. But, despite all the positives, unfortunately, there are also plenty of negatives affecting tradesmen today. In our three-part blog series, we are highlighting the areas o…

Dealing with Late Payments - DGCOS' Top Tips for Tradesmen

Is there anything worse than finishing a job and not being paid on time? This is a serious problem in the industry and even worse for those who are self-employed. If employees at an organisation were paid days, weeks or even months late, there would be chaos. So why is it brushed off in the double glazing sector as normal? Tips to avoid late payment: Establish clear payment terms and deadlines bef…