Post Time:Sep 02,2013Classify:Industry NewsView:102
Now in its third year of operation TGO continues to grow and provide an independent service for consumer complaints.
TGO is supported by some of the most well known manufacturing companies in the glazing sector, including Pilkington Glass, and can boast a Register of Businesses that includes some of the biggest national suppliers such as Anglian,
TGO Registered businesses operate in accordance with its Code of Practice, giving their customers confidence and peace of mind. The purpose of TGO is to provide a binding result to a dispute between a consumer and a registered business without the costly involvement of the legal system. Where a complaint is upheld, TGO can award compensation in various forms. This could be as simple as an apology, a recommendation to rectify workmanship or a financial award. In practice the average financial award is likely to be similar to amounts awarded by Small Claims Courts, with the maximum award of £25,000 being awarded only in highly exceptional circumstances, where proven financial loss and/or extreme levels of avoidable distress, aggravation and inconvenience have occurred. Could this be an example of a highly exceptional circumstance? If you would like to learn more about The Glazing Ombudsman or are interested in becoming a Registered Business then please visit our website, www.glazingombudsman.com or contact us at: The Glazing Ombudsman The Glazing Ombudsman (TGO) offers a simple, hassle-free way to resolve a dispute concerning the installation of conservatories, windows, porches, doors and roofline products.
The Ombudsman’s role is to provide redress which means that his awards are intended to put consumers back into the position they were before the event leading to the dispute occurred.
54 Ayres Street
London
SE1 1EU
Tel: 020 7397 7200
Email: membership@glazingombudsman.com
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