Stedek doubles output in 12 months
13th January 2015

“Small businesses and start-ups are the engine of our economy – they account for 49 percent of all private sector turnover in the UK and employ an estimated 14.4 million, 59.3 percent of total UK private sector employment,” says the Chair of the Small Business Charter Sir Peter Bonfield CBE FREng.

“The window industry is a great example of this as most windows and doors are manufactured and installed by local businesses,” says Jon Skinner, Swish Window and Door Systems.

Stedek Windows & Doors Ltd is one of these successful local businesses and the Walsall-based Swish fabricator has seen growth from long-standing customers as well as attracting new business over the last year. “Our local area was hit very badly but as the recession is lifting new opportunities are coming up for installation companies,” says Richard Hammond, Sales Director at Stedek. “The Swish installer scheme is a great way to help customers get the most out of the improving market. We have also put in place a new growth programme to support installers that will see every part of the business developed over the next few months. The first changes were investment in new people and IT infrastructure.”

Stedek has doubled output in just 12 months. “As customers get busier they want to deal with a company and products they can rely on. We’ve been working with local customers for 20 years through two recessions and we’re geared up to help customers take advantage of the upturn. Swish Window and Door Systems is a great brand name that consumers know and trust and adds value for our customers.”

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