Innovative Company 'Brothers Services Ltd' Grows And Develops To Achieve Industry Accreditations In The Face Of Economic Difficulties
A Southern based small company which specialises in providing cleaning and maintenance solutions to a wide range of industries, have experienced far reaching success after utilising government funds to develop and expand during the economic recession.
- (1888PressRelease) April 11, 2014 - 'Brothers Services Ltd' are proud to be a small business built upon an ethos of hard work, professionalism and dedication to delivering the highest level of customer service to their clients. After securing government fund matching to the value of £10,000 during 2010, the company invested in formal accreditation to further enhance their position within the industry.
The government 'Improve Your Resource Effieicency Fund' initiative was the catalyst behind 'Brothers Services' achieving the Quality Management System ISO9001, Environmental Management System ISO14001 and Health & Safety Management System OHSAS 18001 in 2011.
Despite several years of economic downturn which saw many businesses suffer notably in the grip of a double-dip recession, 'Brothers Services Ltd' have proven that with the right business strategy, a professional attitude and the right company investment, small companies can continue to grow and prosper in the UK.
Company Director William Bazzani commented "We're all extremely proud of what Brothers Services has managed to achieve, despite the struggling economy and continuing austerity measures in place. We've worked hard and with government help, we've managed to successfully build on our client relationships, expand our business base and even achieve several formal ISO accreditations."
'Brothers Services' continue to offer the very highest level of professional standards whilst providing clients with a range of solutions. For further information please visit the official website at www.brothersservices.co.uk or alternatively get in touch using the details shown above.
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