Upward trajectory

Endurance Doors has implemented a long-term investment programme, as demand for its doors continues with a strong upward trajectory.

Last year saw investment in an edgebander, new tooling, and other capital machinery while the first quarter of 2020 will see the introduction of a CNC lock prepping machine, two new quad welders, corner cleaner, and updated extraction systems.

The machinery has been sourced to help cope with further growth in the business ahead of actual requirements, the company said, so that customers can be reassured that orders placed will be delivered on time and in full to world class standards.

The delivery fleet for Endurance Doors is also being upgraded with a combination of 7.5-tonne lorries, sprinters and smaller panel vans.

A new customer CRM system is in the final stages of development and Endurance is also looking to invest in a new ERP software solution, as technology and management information systems enjoy additional funding. This will help to streamline many internal processes, helping the business to operate more efficiently.

Stephen Nadin, managing director of Endurance Doors, said: “Our investment programme and strategy is relatively simple in that we can afford to put into place resources and capital equipment well ahead of growth, while also supporting our product quality promise to customers. The result is that we’re unlikely to fall foul of business growing pains, due to our proactive planning, with the needs of our customers foremost in our minds.”