Assured Quality

Imogen Jack holds membership of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB), the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and the European Builders Commission (EBC). Attaining such memberships requires, and assures of:

• High quality service
• Strict safety practices
• Positive client testimonials
• Fair and ethical business and trading procedures

Federation of Master Builders (FMB)

The FMB is a trade association established over 60 years ago to protect the interests of small and medium-sized building firms – today it is the largest trade association in the UK building industry.

Only those builders and specialists who can prove their skills and good business standing are accepted as members.
From the FMB website

“Choosing a builder who’s a member of the FMB means a really good start to any building project. The FMB is a trade association that promotes professionalism and high quality workmanship among small and medium-sized building firms throughout the UK.”

“Only builders and specialists who can comply with the FMB entry criteria are accepted as members. The Federation logo on builders’ vehicles and stationery is widely accepted as the hallmark of a builder who takes pride in the quality of their work, and who matches it with an equally well-run business.”

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Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)

The Federation of Small Businesses is the UK's largest campaigning pressure group promoting and protecting the interests of the self-employed and owners of small firms. Formed in 1974, it now has 215,000 members across 33 regions and 230 branches.

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European Builders Commission (EBC)

Through its 19 member and partner organisations, the EBC represents 2 million craft and SMEs employing 2.5 million workers.
Aims of the EBC: To represent, defend and promote the interests of construction craftsmen and SMEs, in close co-ordination with our national member organisations.

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Lobbying activities are conducted at the European Commission, focusing in particular on certain Directorate Generals (Enterprise and Industry; Taxation; Employment and Social Affairs; Environment; Energy, etc), at the European Parliament and at the European Economic and Social Committee.

EBC takes part in the Standing Committee on Construction, which is chaired by the European Commission, comprises representatives from the governments of all Member States, and is in charge of regulating construction work.