Fife Council Trusted Trader
Fife Trusted Trader is led by Fife Council Trading Standards. It’s a membership scheme which uses an online directory of local trades who have made a commitment to treat their customers fairly.
The growing membership shows that the scheme gives both Fife residents and scheme members confidence that we are here to stay, and we will continue in our efforts to marginalise bogus workmen whilst promoting Fife businesses to local consumers.
Trusted Trader is designed to:
Help customers avoid rogue traders
Help customers make a more informed choice when choosing a trader
Promote good business practice
For more information how to find a Trusted Trader or to apply to be a member visit www.referenceline.com/tradingstandards/fife/
Barry Greig Painter & Decorator Services
Barry Grieg has been in the decorating business for over 32 years and is part of the Fife Council Trusted Trader Scheme, he started his own company in 2003 and has built up a great reputation in that time. His customers past and present have many things to say including Mr Greig was friendly, reliable and helpful, job started & finished on time and much more. All this means that he has built up many recommendations and repeat clients over the years. To see more reviews and information on his business please visit
www.referenceline.com/painter_decorator-in-kirkcaldy-barrygreigpainterdecoratorservices-35454
Mel Decor
Mel Decor are a professional Painters & Decorators and Feature Wall Specialists with over 40 years experience. Based in Kincardine, West Fife, Mel Decor provides quality, professional services at a competitive rates throughout Central Scotland. Whether you’re in Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, Fife, Lothian, Perthshire or Stirlingshire we can provide free estimates and advice on any job large or small. We are proud members of the Fife Trusted Trader, the Scottish Decorators Federation and 'Which' magazine so you be guaranteed quality workmanship, work that is fully insured and overall a first class service. Jim Meldrum the proprietor has to say 'we are always happy to help our customers and give any relevant advice at all times. For more information and to read some of our reviews please visit
Rooftech
Rooftech Ltd is one of the leading roofing and maintenance companies in Scotland. Operating from our base in Fife, there’s no type of roofing repair or installation that we can’t handle.
The experts at Rooftech have married an unparalleled level of roofing expertise with a commitment to the best possible customer service.
No matter what roofing problem has caused you misery, we can make have your roof better than it’s ever been.
With a team of experts capable of handling any job, you can have the confidence that we’ll arrive on time and get the work done. We are proud to be members of Fife Trusted Trader, Checkatrade, Fairtrades, Homepro and Trustmark so can be guaranteed all your roofing needs will be met.
www.rooftechcare.co.uk for more information
Craftwork
Colin Brennan, Director of Craftwork (Fife) Limited, became a Trusted Trader member in February 2010. They cover all aspects of Joinery and Building works, in fact they are a complete one-stop shop for all trades. Colin says, “Fife Trusted Trader is a great scheme and we find it very worthwhile being members.
Everyone knows that choosing a trader to do joinery or building work in your home can be very difficult, particularly for older people.
“I think the scheme gives extra peace of mind to customers, knowing they will be able to trust members to treat them fairly and help them to avoid rogue traders.
Colin added: “We take a pride in our work and as a director of a company, the feedback which is published on their website is a great tool. Its satisfying to see the good comments we get from customers after doing a job for them.”
www.referenceline.com/property_maintenance-in-kirkcaldy-craftworkfifeltd-35247
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