Jackloc announces approved partner scheme
Window restrictor manufacturer, Jackloc, has announced a new approved partner scheme for commercial businesses, recognising both approved installers and approved retailers of the Jackloc brand and product range.
The scheme will see the company work closer with valued installation teams and retailers around the country who are trained in promoting the award-winning range of Jackloc products to commercial businesses. Partners will receive access to exclusive benefits, including product training, technical support, and marketing collateral, whilst their own customers will be assured of the partner’s commitment to quality and window safety.
“The Jackloc approved partner scheme was created because we believe that only the best should represent our brand,” said Eric Collins, MD. “All of our approved partners have a deep understanding of our products and how they can be used to keep windows safe and secure in all environments. We are confident that they will provide our customers with the highest level of service.”
Dortech Maintenance is one of the first Jackloc approved installers in the new scheme after a working relationship of over 10 years.
David Hircock, Dortech’s maintenance manager said: “We have used Jackloc window restriction products for a number of years and always find them of the highest quality. It gives great peace of mind to our clients and their end users to know that these products are not only fully developed and manufactured in the UK, but also tested to the most rigorous British standards.
“During our glazing maintenance work, we often see windows that incorporate inferior restriction products, that haven’t been tested to withstand the same forces or usage cycles as Jackloc. These products carry a cheaper up-front cost and don’t offer the same levels of safety or longevity as those manufactured by Jackloc.
“We recommend quality over cost, every time, particularly when safety is concerned. We are delighted and proud to carry the Jackloc approved partner label.”